Is designed to promote responsible drinking and to keep drivers under the influence off our roads at the same time encourages Kahnawake organizations and businesses to offer designated driver program.
The training is designed to help servers; hospitality managers and owners understand and promote responsible alcoholic beverage service within facilities in kahnawake.
The Teen Social Club (TSC) is an after school program for individuals aged 12-18 years, who have physical and developmental disabilities. Programming is offered to enhance life skills, to promote socialization and to provide recreational outings. In the summer months, the TSC offers a regular program which runs 5 days/week.
The Independent Living Center (ILC) is a residential program for community members living with mental health issues.
The ILC focus is to foster and maintain independence and quality of life for Kahnawa’kehró:non living with mental health issues
The ILC provides a structured and supportive environment that promotes wellness and social integration.
Lifeskills Support Workers provide support / respite for families and individuals as determined through assessment and service plans.
The Young Adults Program (YAP) is a day program for adults, aged 19 and over, with physical and/or developmental disabilities. The YAP offers basic academic activities and programming to provide lifeskills, inclusion, recreation and social integration.
In the summer months, the YAP focus on social and cultural activities and outings.
Collaborates and helps design service plans for individuals and or families
This is a six to eight week program is for parents with children 0-6 years old.
A series of booklets are provided for parents.
This program offers interactive and experiential learning exercise, and fun activities
The “Onkwanèn:ra” After School Program, is a community based social/life skills program for Kahnawakehro:non children between the ages of 6-12 years (Grades 1-6). The program focuses on group inclusion, self-awareness, understanding relationships, social skills, culture awareness and the world around us. The program incorporates Kanien’keha:ka values and the cultural aspects of respect, while group members receive the information about healthy lifestyles (mental, physical, social and spiritual well-being).
We offer a variety of activities aimed towards helping the children explore their thoughts and feelings in a safe and relaxed atmosphere. Activities include lessons, guest speakers, arts and crafts, role playing, games and field trips.
The group hours are 3:00pm - 4:45pm Monday to Thursday throughout the school year beginning in October.
KA’NÓN:WE/WHERE: Onkwanèn:ra Programming is held at the KSCS Whitehouse, located across from Mohawk Council.
AKENHNHÀ:KE/SUMMER: Onkwanèn:ra offers summer programming during the months of July/August. Registration is held in May.
For more information on the Onkwanèn:ra Program, contact:
Beatrice Taylor at 450-632-6880 ext. 34102
Teen Group is a new program for youth aged 12-17 years that meets twice a week on Monday and Wednesday nights from 6:00 P.M.– 8:30 P.M. at the Whitehouse. The purpose of the Teen Group is to empower youth aged 12 - 17. Group members need to be in high school (grades 7 – 11).
The member led group will give youth the opportunity to set direction that allows them to work together to enhance their skills and knowledge of culture, leadership and being better global citizens while giving back to the community. The members will work on a safe environment that will guide them to make healthier decisions, grow an an individual and achieve personal goals.