E-nangaabe-jig Health Services

03/31/2026

🌿 One‑on‑One Sessions with Tracey Whiteye 🌿

We’re excited to welcome M. Tracey Whiteye, MSW, RSW to Kettle & Stony Point for individual healing sessions. Tracey is a respected wholistic educator and cultural leader who supports community wellness through mental‑health education, traditional teachings, and ceremony.

If you’re seeking culturally grounded support for your wellness journey, Tracey is here to help.

📅 Monday, April 13, 2026
📍 Kettle & Stony Point Health Centre – Vernon Room
🕘 9:00am–11:30am
✨ Call 519‑786‑5647 to book your session

03/31/2026

🌼 Understanding Your Grief Workshop with Pam Plain 🌼

Join Pam Plain for a supportive, wholistic workshop designed to help you explore your grief, share your experiences, and understand how healing can unfold naturally when you allow yourself to feel and express your emotions.

📅 Monday, April 7, 2026
📍 Kettle & Stony Point Health Centre – Vernon Room
🕘 9:00am–11:30am
📞 Call 519‑786‑5647 to register

03/26/2026

🌿 E-nangaabe-jig Health Services in Kettle & Stony Point First Nation Today 🌿

We’re so grateful to be here in Kettle & Stony Point today, spending time with community and learning from our plant relatives with Joe.

This morning, we created an arthritis salve using Ziisagopmis (P***y Willow) and Dogwood bark, with teachings on gentle harvesting, proper preparation, and how these medicines support mobility and comfort.

This afternoon, we’ll be learning about tamarack, poplar, and spruce gum, and how they come together to support nerve health and healing.

✨ Join us tonight at Hillside School from 5:30–7:30pm!
Everyone is welcome to stop in, meet Joe, enjoy food and refreshments, enter raffles, and learn about the benefits of cedar tea, tamarack, and more Anishnaabe plant teachings.

We’ve been so thankful for these teachings and for Joe’s generosity in sharing his knowledge to help strengthen the health of families and communities through the true medicines of this land.

📸 Here’s a little glimpse into our morning.

03/25/2026

🌿 Enangaabejig Health Services in Aamjiwnaang First Nation Today 🌿

This morning’s session was full of powerful teachings. We learned about spruce gum and red willow chewing sticks, and how these traditional practices support everyday oral hygiene.

We also talked about:
• Traditional approaches to oral care, including chewing sticks and spruce gum
• Teachings related to teething babies and easing toothaches
• Everyday medicines that are helpful to keep at home
• How these plant relatives have long supported community health

This evening, we’re diving deeper into spruce sap and its traditional uses for healing and pain management.

✨ Join us tonight from 5:30pm–7:30pm at the Maawn D***h Gumig Community & Youth Centre for Joe’s community information session!

Everyone is welcome — no registration required.

📸 Here are a few photos from today’s session in Aamjiwnaang.

03/24/2026

🌿 Enangaabejig Health Services on Walpole Island Today! 🌿

We’re having such a meaningful day here on Walpole Island with Joe Pitawanakwat from Creators Garden. Our team is grateful for the chance to spend time in community, learning together and deepening our knowledge.

This afternoon has been filled with teachings on women’s health medicines, and we’re excited to carry this learning forward.

Soon we’re off to set up for Joe’s information session tonight at 5:30pm at the United Church @ 159 Arena Road — we hope to see many of you there.

📸 Here are a few photos of what’s happening today in community!

03/20/2026

Join us for an evening of learning, connection, and culture with Joseph Pitawanakwat, Anishinaabe founder of Creators Garden.🍃

Explore traditional medicines and teas that support overall wellness and chronic disease management, while gaining knowledge you can take home and use in your everyday life.

🍵 What to expect 🍵
• Anishinaabe plant teachings
• Tea samples supporting mental wellness, diabetes symptom recovery and more
• Snacks, refreshments and door prizes

No registration required!

📍 Walpole Island First Nation | Walpole Island First Nation Council
Tues, March 24 | 5:30–7:30 p.m.
United Church, 159 Arena Rd.

📍 Aamjiwnaang First Nation | Aamjiwnaang First Nation Administration and Council
Wed, March 25 | 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Maawn D***h Gumig, Banquet Room

📍 Kettle & Stony Point First Nation | Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point
Thurs, March 26 | 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Hillside School

All are welcome. Please share to help spread the word.

03/10/2026

🌿Tomorrow is the day! Kettle and Stony Point First Nation's Community Health Fair!🌿

This event will feature raffles, a prize table, snacks, drinks, and plenty of valuable health information you won’t want to miss. Learn about incredible services like Kettle and Stony Point Health Services and more.

📍 Hillside School - 6265 Indian Lane, Lambton Shores
Date: Wednesday, March 11
Time: 4:00–6:30 PM

This event is free and no registration is required! Miigwetch.

03/09/2026

Did you know that colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers in Canada — but when caught early, it’s highly treatable?

Stop by Kettle and Stony Point Health Services to explore the board, learn some helpful health tips, and scan the QR codes that link to trusted Canadian resources for more information about screening and colorectal health.

For any questions call - 519-786-5647

👀 Take a moment to check out our new bulletin board!
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and our team has put together an information board to help bring awareness to prevention, screening, and early detection.
Did you know that colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers in Canada — but when caught early, it’s highly treatable? Learning about screening and risk factors can make a real difference.
Stop by to explore the board, learn some helpful health tips, and scan the QR codes that link to trusted Canadian resources for more information about screening and colorectal health. Our team is always available to answer any questions - 519-786-5647
Knowledge is power — and small steps toward prevention can have a big impact. 💙

03/05/2026

We offer a range of services to support health and wellness.

Our services include:
• Indigenous Navigation
• Primary Care Access
• Preventive Care Access
• Traditional Healing

Stay tuned to learn more about upcoming programs and events.

03/03/2026

We're excited to gather for one of our last Mino‑Bimaadiziwin sessions as we wrap up seven months of learning, healing, and connection.

📍 Aamjiwnaang – Maawn D***h Gumig Community Centre
🕑 2pm–6pm

🍲 Potluck: Bring a dish to share and enjoy a community meal together.
🎁 Giveaway: We’ll be raffling off swag to thank you for your participation and commitment throughout the program.

If the date for your home community doesn’t work, you’re welcome to join another session this week.

Miigwetch for being part of this journey with us.