Contact
Home »
Have a question about our services, programs or events?
Use the contact form below to submit your enquiry and we will be in touch shortly!
Head Office - Six Nations of the Grand River Territory
Fort Erie
Brantford
Hamilton
St. Catharines
Niagara Falls
Kitchener / Waterloo
Head Office
4th Line, Six Nations Corner, ON
N0A 1M0
Brantford
Fort Erie
Hamilton
Kitchener / Waterloo
St. Catharines
Niagara Falls
Follow us on Social Media
Having thoughts about what direction you want to take in life? There are still spaces available in the Oya:na Kitchener/Waterloo cohort! Contact your YSO by June 25 to register. #kitchenerwaterloo #indigenousyouth #employmenttraining #youthjobskills #oyana #youthemployment
Celebrated in Canada every 21 June, National Indigenous Peoples Day is an official day of celebration to recognize and honour the heritage, cultures and valuable contributions to society by First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. National Indigenous Peoples Day is the same day as the summer solstice (the longest day of the year) and was chosen for its important symbolism to many Indigenous peoples. bit.ly/2Y4df5I
OFFICE CLOSURE: All NPAAMB offices are closed Friday June 21 (except Millwright program at Conestoga College) in recognition of National Indigenous Day.
For me the Pipe Dreams Welding Program was a great opportunity to get into the trades. Before starting the program, I didn’t have any experience in welding specifically, but all of the work experience I did have was hands-on. I knew I wanted to get into something that had a future and a career and welding is an industry that is going to be around for a while. My favourite part about this program is being in the shop and actually getting to practice. Getting to know not only welding, but how exactly the machines work, what affects them, and getting to know firsthand everything that I would need know to be successful in my job. At first, I was a little nervous because it had been years since I had any experience with welding specifically, and I wasn’t sure how well I would do keeping up with the heavy workload. But after seeing how I progressed, and how much my weld improved over the course, I really began to gained confidence apply myself 100 per cent. To other students who are on the fence about enrolling in the program, try and test your boundaries a little bit, get yourself out of your comfort zone, because it’s a great opportunity and if you jump on it you’ll thank yourself in the end!
Syvester Campanella
Are you ready to take the next step? Join our next cohort for the Oya:na program in Kitchener/Waterloo! 10-week, fully funded, employment and life skills development program starts July 9 - register by June 25.
#kitchenerwaterloo #kitchner #waterloo #indigenousyouth #youthemployment #employmenttraining #lifeskills