The Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health

The Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health Wabano is a wholistic health and cultural centre supporting Ottawa's Indigenous community.

The Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health is an award-winning organization that serves over 18,000 Indigenous people annually. In addition to the medical services offered through our clinic, we offer countless culturally-based social programs designed to help Indigenous individuals and families lead healthy lives, including:

- Mental health services
- After-school programs
- Cultural programming
- Seniors' circles
- Parenting groups
- Nutrition & fitness activities
- Diabetes care

More than a health centre, Wabano is a proud Indigenous organization dedicated to helping Indigenous people live the good life. We envision a world in which all First Nations, Inuit and Métis people have achieved full and equitable access to the conditions of health including: pride in ancestry, cultural reclamation, peace, shelter, education, food, income, a stable environment, resources, and social justice. We envision a world where the gifts and wisdom of First Nations, Inuit and Métis cultures are recognized as valuable, distinctive and beautiful.

As National Day for Truth and Reconciliation approaches, we would like to take time to support and empower one another. ...
09/23/2025

As National Day for Truth and Reconciliation approaches, we would like to take time to support and empower one another.

Join us on Monday, September 29 from 5:30-7PM for Culture Night with guest speaker Tim O’Loan. This inspirational talk will focus on reconciliation and healing, providing guidance for your personal healing journey.

Do you want to help decolonize the healthcare system?Wabano is hiring a Indigenous Health Records and Referral Coordinat...
09/23/2025

Do you want to help decolonize the healthcare system?

Wabano is hiring a Indigenous Health Records and Referral Coordinator to support clinical operations, enhance client experience, and support coordination across teams. This role requires a highly organized individual to manage administrative operations in the primary care and intake departments.

Come be a part of a team that is committed to culturally safe and inclusive care!

Apply today at https://loom.ly/ZKut-7U

This weeks after school program has been postponed until next week. We look forward to see those of you who plan to tak...
09/22/2025

This weeks after school program has been postponed until next week. We look forward to see those of you who plan to take part! Miigwetch.

Join us tonight for an evening of strength and empowerment.Come listen to Dawn Cheryl Hill share readings from Memory Ke...
09/22/2025

Join us tonight for an evening of strength and empowerment.
Come listen to Dawn Cheryl Hill share readings from Memory Keeper, a moving collection of stories from residential school survivors.
This is a free event on September 22 from 5:30-7PM that is open to all.
Please register today at https://loom.ly/9iGEk50

Everyone is welcome to this educational event. There will be copies of the book available for purchase.

Free Event Dawn Cheryl Hill is the daughter of two residential school survivors. She is a beading artisan, published writer, and an enrolled member of the Six Nations of the Grand River. Ambassador for the Chaney-Wenjack foundation, and a member of the North American Indigenous Women’s Association...

Are you looking for a fun way to incorporate fitness into your daily routine?Every Tuesday and Saturday, Wabano offers f...
09/20/2025

Are you looking for a fun way to incorporate fitness into your daily routine?

Every Tuesday and Saturday, Wabano offers fun drumming exercise classes that promote physical, social, emotional and cognitive health for all life stages.

Register today for an upcoming class at https://loom.ly/mdFZ_1M

Thank you staff and Board for another AGM and congratulations to our new members of the board. The AGM booklet is avai...
09/19/2025

Thank you staff and Board for another AGM and congratulations to our new members of the board. The AGM booklet is available on our website so you can see the wonderful work our dedicated staff have done in 2024-2025.

Wabano is proud to help support this fantastic program! Supporting our youth supports the future of our community! Pleas...
09/18/2025

Wabano is proud to help support this fantastic program! Supporting our youth supports the future of our community! Please share this out in the community.

The Indigenous Youth Leadership Program is an exciting two-day program designed to empower Indigenous youth entrepreneurs, ages 18-39, through culturally grounded leadership development.

Hosted by ADAAWE Indigenous Business Hub in partnership with Mindtrust Leadership, this exclusive pilot cohort will bring together up to 15 Indigenous youth for interactive workshops, mentorship, and meaningful community connection.
Over the course of two full-day sessions held on October 3rd and 4th from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM, participants will engage in:
• Hands-on workshops focused on leadership, entrepreneurship, and personal growth
• Guided discussions with tailored course materials
• Mentorship from Indigenous business leaders
• Networking opportunities in an intimate, supportive setting
• A graduation celebration featuring a certificate of completion

This program is free to attend. Space is limited to 15 participants, so apply early!
Application deadline: October 1, 2025

Whether you’re launching your entrepreneurial journey or looking to grow your skills, this program will equip you with essential tools, support, and confidence.
Apply Now: APPLICATION LINK

Questions? Contact hello@adaawehub.ca

Join us for a day of fun activities, awesome performances, and lots of prizes!The IEYC Resiliency Day Event is happening...
09/18/2025

Join us for a day of fun activities, awesome performances, and lots of prizes!

The IEYC Resiliency Day Event is happening this September 26th from 10am-3pm. We are excited to see you at Tom Brown Arena for a day dedicated to you!

Learn more: https://loom.ly/8vSff1U

Are you passionate about advocacy, outreach, and supporting Indigenous families?We are hiring a Community Outreach Socia...
09/18/2025

Are you passionate about advocacy, outreach, and supporting Indigenous families?

We are hiring a Community Outreach Social Worker to make healthcare more accessible for Indigenous families. This position will help Indigenous community members in navigating the healthcare system, accessing culturally safe care, and connecting with required services.

Join a team where culture, care, and community come together to make an impact. Apply today at https://loom.ly/vHg_6Cw

Join us for an evening of strength and empowerment.Come listen to Dawn Cheryl Hill share readings from Memory Keeper, a ...
09/17/2025

Join us for an evening of strength and empowerment.

Come listen to Dawn Cheryl Hill share readings from Memory Keeper, a moving collection of stories from residential school survivors.

This is a free event on September 22 from 5:30-7PM that is open to all.
Please register today at https://loom.ly/9iGEk50

Are you interested in helping children and families in the community?We are hiring an Early Years Family Advocate Lead t...
09/16/2025

Are you interested in helping children and families in the community?

We are hiring an Early Years Family Advocate Lead to support and enhance family care in a culturally sensitive, respectful and holistic manner.

If you are knowledgeable in early years development and passionate about helping the community, then this job is for you!

Apply today at https://loom.ly/Fx2q_6k

09/15/2025

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299 Montreal Road
Ottawa, ON
K1L6B8

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+16137480657

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The Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health is an award-winning organization that serves over 14,000 people annually. In addition to the medical services offered through our clinic, we offer countless culturally-based social programs designed to help individuals and families lead healthy lives, including: - Mental health services - After school programs for children - Cultural programming - Seniors circles - Parenting groups - Nutrition and fitness activities - Diabetes care At Wabano, one way we promote our mission of community-building is by offering facility rental. Our distinctive building provides a truly unique setting for your event. We can accommodate meetings, weddings, conferences and receptions from 8 to 600 people.