Memengwaa supports the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Call to Action #22) and the MMIWG Calls for Justice.
We’re not just talking about change—we’re doing it. And we invite you to do it with us.
We support increased integration of Indigenous knowledge in education across all levels, including:

Implementing land-based learning models in school curriculum.

Expanding access to Indigenous-led training for educators, service providers, and health professionals

Supporting systemic shifts in post-secondary institutions to honour Indigenous worldviews

Encouraging cross-sector partnerships to embed traditional knowledge in governance, policy, and community services

These actions align with multiple Calls to Action under the TRC, including:

#10: Support for culturally appropriate early childhood education programs

#62–65: Development of curriculum on Indigenous history and knowledge, including residential schools and treaties, and training educators accordingly

#92: Ensuring business and government sectors provide education on Indigenous rights, history, and knowledge

We know what works—because we’ve lived it. Our team of social workers, spiritual helpers, artists, and educators bring together more than 70 years of combined frontline experience in healing, wellness, mental health, addictions, and community leadership. We draw on both lived experience and professional expertise, weaving cultural knowledge, ceremony, and innovative approaches into every program we deliver.

At Memengwaa, we create safe, inclusive, and non-judgmental spaces that honor each person’s story and meet people exactly where they are. Our work is grounded in Indigenous ways of knowing, but it is not limited to Indigenous communities. These experiences are for anyone seeking meaningful healing, growth, or transformation—and for organizations ready to embrace equity, wellness, and reconciliation in real and lasting ways.

Partnership is about reciprocity, respect, and shared vision. We collaborate with communities, organizations, and allies to create meaningful impact through:

Program Partnerships – Co-developing and delivering healing retreats, workshops, and community-based initiatives.

Training & Consulting – Offering cultural competency, allyship, and policy reform training to strengthen organizations and institutions.

Sponsorship & Funding – Supporting programs, events, and land-based initiatives that bring healing and renewal to individuals and communities.

Research & Evaluation – Collaborating on projects that honour Indigenous methodologies and generate evidence for lasting change.

Land & Resource Partnerships – Creating access to spaces, materials, and opportunities that strengthen cultural and land-based work.

We believe healing and transformation are collective responsibilities. By partnering with us, you invest in wellness, reconciliation, and a future where communities thrive in balance.