Indigenous Network, Healing and Wellness Services

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Indigenous Network

Site: Mississauga

Service: Healing and Wellness Services

Record #: PEL2098

Last Modified: 16 Mar 2026

Last Full Update: 09 Mar 2026

Contact Information

Office Phone	905-712-4726
Fax	905-712-9803
E-Mail	info@theindigenousnetwork.com
Website	http://theindigenousnetwork.com/
Social Media	Facebook, Instagram
Primary Contact	Ashley, Receptionist - Social Media Coordinator

Site Information

Located In Community	Mississauga
Address & Map	208 Britannia Rd E Unit 1 Mississauga, ON Canada L4Z 1S6
Mailing Address	208 Britannia Rd E Unit 1 Mississauga, ON Canada L4Z 1S6
Physical Access	Wheelchair accessible building including main entrance and barrier free washrooms

Description and Service Details

Description (Service)	Friendship Centre to meet, socialize, share and learn from each other, services include Urban Indigenous Food Security (UIFSP) -- learning opportunities for clients to empower food security food security by accessing to food bank, grocery hauls and community gardens traditional Indigenous knowledge by growing and harvesting food including ceremonial foods build food skills including cooking, growing food at home, storage and preservation urban aboriginal healthy living program Indigenous mental health and addictions -- sweat ceremony, sharing circles, one on one sessions with Elders, Healers and Seers Intergenerational Trauma (ITC) -- culture based mental health services Indigenous court worker program -- support, liaison services, resources and information on matters relating to the judicial system Lifelong Care Program (LLC) -- community services including transportation assistance, friendly visiting, security checks, support services, congregate dining services Cultural resource cultural and recreational program traditional teaching drumming circles talking circles one on one, group and peer informal counselling community referrals
Hours	Mon-Fri 10 am-5:30 pm
Areas Served	Halton Region ; Peel Region
Eligibility	Aboriginal people, including First Nations, Inuit and Metis
Application	Complete client intake form Tin pantry -- registration and brief intake form must be completed at initial visit
Languages	English
Fees	Services and programs free unless specified

Categories and Classification

Youth Main Categories	Newcomers
Youth Sub-Categories	Multicultural Organizations
Service Categories	Community Gardens ; Cooking Classes ; Court Orientation Programs ~ Indigenous Communities ; Cultural Heritage Programs ~ Indigenous Communities ; Family Support Centres/Outreach ~ Indigenous Communities ; Food Banks ; Friendly Outreach Programs ~ Indigenous Communities ; General Counselling Services ~ Indigenous Communities ; General Counselling Services ~ Trauma Informed Organizational/Practitioner Perspective ; Indigenous Friendship Centres ; Legal Information Services ~ Indigenous Communities ; Peer Mental Health Support Services ~ Indigenous Communities ; Senior Meals ; Senior Ride Programs ~ Indigenous Communities ; Traditional Indigenous Healing ; Wellness Programs ~ Indigenous Communities

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