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Akwe:kon
Akwe:kon
A culturally grounded program that nurtures belonging, positive wellbeing, and a place where children can feel safe to be themselves and accepted.
Urban Indigenous children ages 7–12
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Akwe:kon uses one-to-one activities, group activities, and family circles to encourage positive behaviour and wellbeing. The program supports social skills, learning, positive nutrition, physical activity, and cultural connection. Healthy meals and snacks help children concentrate and succeed in school and daily life.
5 programs within Akwe:kon
Akwe:kon Monday Evening Program
Mondays, 4:00 to 6:00 PMAn evening group where children share seasonal teachings, explore their interests, enjoy a healthy dinner, and take part in engaging activities.Children ages 7–12View detailsAkwe:kon Tuesday Kashechewan Program
Tuesdays, 3:30 to 5:30 PMCulturally rooted activities, drumming, singing, art, music, and hands-on learning for Kashechewan children.Children ages 6–12View detailsElementary School Cultural Support Groups
Weekly at lunch, in Limestone District School Board elementary schoolsSchool-based groups in Kingston where Indigenous elementary students can connect and build their cultural understandings and identities.Indigenous students ages 7–12View detailsZiigwan March Break Camp
March BreakA no-cost camp rooted in the arrival of spring and maple season, with opportunities for youth leadership and community connection.Children ages 7–12View detailsNiibin Summer Camp
One week each summerA no-cost summer camp grounded in cultural teachings, community connection, and opportunities to learn and try new things.Children ages 7–12View details
