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The Pandemic Resource Guide was developed in November 2020 by the Wabanaki Council on Disability and Mawita’mk Society. It provides community and organization pandemic planning guide considerations for indigenous persons…

The Family Reconciliation Project will focus on healing amongst IRS Survivors and Descendants in Nova Scotia through the use of intergeneration healing and traditional teachings to help heal the damages…

“Joan Weeks brings us the story of the resilient women and men of Waycobah First Nation in Nova Scotia. Survivors of residential school, they are finding healing one stitch at…

Our 2017/18 Annual Report is now available. Contact Us to request a hard copy. The report includes highlights of our programs and initiatives, governance and financial reports. 

The CBC recently published an article on a project Elders took on this winter at Mawita’mk:
Waycobah First Nation residential school survivors make regalia for youth as part of healing process. We captured this beautiful video of the graduates dancing and singing for the Elders at Mawita’mk.

We had a wonderful gathering on family day at Mawitamk. We shared music, stories, food and played games with Mawitamk members, staff, volunteers, family and friends. Thank you to everyone…

We will be celebrating Family Day on February 20th, 2017. Mawita’mk members and staff invite you to join us. The celebration will include games, displays of family trees, and family…

When: January 26th What: Spaghetti with meatballs, garlic bread, lemon square and drink of your choice. Cost: $10 each Free Delivery. Support the Mawita’mk Society and a enjoy a nice homemade…

Thank you for visiting mawitamk.org and welcome to our updated website. We hope that you will enjoy learning more about our mission, hearing some of our stories, and meeting the people that work…