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who we are

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The Awo Taan Healing Lodge (previously Awo Taan Native Women's Shelter) provides services and programs to women and children from all cultures, who have suffered from family violence and all forms of abuse, in a uniquely Aboriginal atmosphere.


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To read/download your own copy of
AWO TAAN'S original publication:
ABORIGINAL FRAMEWORK FOR HEALING & WELLNESS MANUAL©, CLICK HERE


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how you can help

There are many ways you can help the Awo Taan Healing Lodge end family violence.  You can make a donation, volunteer, participate in a Sponsorship or Partnership Program, attend a fundraising event, get involved in one of the many activities the shelter holds every year, or work at the shelter.

For more information, see:


website updates
  • Website maintenance complete, new organization name updated to headers.
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latest updates

Latest Awo Taan Employment Opportunities (click on Employment at top of this page)

Women's Circle of Safety - Every Wednesday NEW TIME!! @ 12:30 PM as of 2012 click here

Women's Healing Circle every Wednesday NEW TIME!! 9:30AM as of 2012

Parent Link Centre. JANUARY 2012 Calendar click here

TRIPLE P PARENTING Call Rachel (403) 531-1880 Ext. 203

Aboriginal Literacy and Parenting Skills (ALAPS) Mondays At 1PM - Call (403) 531-1880 Ext. 201

SISTERS IN SPIRIT 2010 pictures are in our Gallery

8th World Indigenous Women & Wellness Conference REPORTS
[Click on the report you would like to see]



THE 8TH WORLD INDIGENOUS WOMEN & WELLNESS CONFERENCE
was a success!  Thanks to all those who attended and to our volunteers who lent their time for this wonderful event.  

Please check out our Gallery for photos, which will be updated as they are added.

 



THE 8TH WORLD INDIGENOUS WOMEN & WELLNESS CONFERENCE

Click here to view the 8th World Indigenous Women and Wellness Conference section on the Awotaan website.