Our people have come home...
Ka Ni Kanichihk (pronounced Ga Ni Ganichick) means “those who lead” in the Ininew (Cree).
Ka Ni Kanichihk is a trusted heart of Winnipeg’s Indigenous community. Our vision is to lead our people back home to a place where we are self-determining, healthy, happy, and respected for our cultural and spiritual strengths and ways of being.
We do this through a number of Indigenous led prevention and intervention programs that help children, youth, women, men, and families heal, succeed, and become leaders.
Ka Ni Kanichihk provides education and job-skills training, support for women and families, and mentorship. We walk with people on their path of recovery from trauma.
Journeys to Healing and Hope
Hear inspiring stories from brave women who found their paths to healing, belonging and hope for a strong future. Click the image above to watch the video.
Ka Ni Kanichihk (pronounced Ga Ni Ganichick) means “those who lead” in the Ininew (Cree).
Ka Ni Kanichihk is a trusted heart of Winnipeg’s Indigenous community. Our vision is to lead our people back home to a place where we are self-determining, healthy, happy, and respected for our cultural and spiritual strengths and ways of being.
We do this through a number of Indigenous led prevention and intervention programs that help children, youth, women, men, and families heal, succeed, and become leaders.
Ka Ni Kanichihk provides education and job-skills training, support for women and families, and mentorship. We walk with people on their path of recovery from trauma.
Journeys to Healing and Hope
Hear inspiring stories from brave women who found their paths to healing, belonging and hope for a strong future. Click the image above to watch the video.
Unveiling of the new Ka Ni Kanichihk Building Design
A place for wellness for all we love.
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Your contribution ensures Indigenous people are supported on their journeys to health and healing.
Ka Ni Kanichihk’s Council is look for new members
Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc. is a charitable non-profit organization governed by a volunteer Governing Council of twelve (12) Indigenous people.
The Ka Ni Kanichihk council is looking for the following qualities…
Info & Links
At our Resources section, you will find community studies and reports, Ka Ni Kanichihk’s newsletters and Annual Reports, and links to other organizations and agencies serving our community. We invite you to browse our resources and welcome your suggestions
23rd Annual Keeping the Fires Burning
June 20, 2024
To purchase tickets for this year’s Keeping the Fires Burning, please contact Elena Gagliardi at elena.gagliardi@shaw.ca or by phone at 204.-995-8997.