Huddle Ka Ni Kanichihk
Cultural healing is at the core of what we do.
At Huddle Ka Ni Kanichihk, we work hard to give you access to cultural healing. We know that cultural practices can be key to leading a healthier, happier life, and it’s our honour to offer this.
Whether you come to Huddle for culturally based health and wellness services, including primary care (seeing a doctor or nurse about your physical and sexual health), employment services, substance use support, mentorship, recreation, Indigenous ceremony, or anything else, we want you to feel comfortable and respected, free from judgment and misunderstanding.
We are passionate advocates for our Indigenous communities and their wellness, but we welcome all of our surrounding neighbours to Huddle.
What we do
There are so many free events and programs you can join at Huddle Ka Ni Kanichihk, in-person or online! You’ll find health and wellness workshops, drop-in counselling, resume building workshops, cedar baths, Indigenous healing ceremonies, group activities like beading, community lunches, and so much more. Check out our event calendar to see what’s coming up!
Ongoing Weekly Programming
(twice monthly)
(every three months)
Where we are
#102–765 Main Street
Winnipeg, MB
R2W 3N5
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday – Sunday: Closed
(Doors close at 6:30 pm. Hours may vary.)
Contact Us:
Phone: 204-594-6500
Phone and emails are not monitored 24/7. Visit our Contact Page for more resources if you need immediate help.
How to get here
Our youth hub is located in the Social Enterprise Building, right near the train tracks. The youth hub entrance is located on Austin Street. Ring the doorbell and our staff will greet you at the door! If you find your way here from the main building entrance, that’s okay too!
You can lock your bike in the parking lot of the Social Enterprise Building from 7:00 am to 4:30 pm.
Bus Routes:
11, 12, 15, 16, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 31, 32, 35, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 58, 65, 66, 67, 97
Who we are
Program Manager
Tansi, Cheryl Prince nitisinikáson. My home communities are Winnipeg, Manitoba, Gods Lake Narrows (dads side), and Manigotagan, Manitoba (moms side). I am a fourth year Sundancer, mother of two handsome sons, and a pretty decent fry bread maker 🙂 I am also the program manager at Huddle Ka Ni Kanichihk. It is with intention that we treat guests as relatives when they visit. If you leave here feeling better than when you arrived, that is success to me! Ekosani
Systems Navigator
Hello! My name is Mel, I’m the Systems Navigator at Huddle Ka Ni Kanichihk. I grew up in rural Manitoba and moved to the Winnipeg a couple of years ago. My passions include music, gaming, and coffee, and my love language is cooking. My favourite TV shows are Brooklyn 99, Supernatural, and Adventure Time. When I’m not at Huddle, my time is spent entertaining my three (very active) ferrets!
Huddle Intake Administrative Assistant
My name is Donna and I am the first person to greet Huddle Youth Hub visitors, participants, and any youth needing to access our services. I enjoy working with youth, because they are our future generation. Our Huddle team builds healthy relationships with Huddle participants and service providers to promote healthier communities for our youth. I am a proud Indigenous woman, and I am also a mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and a friend. I have lived in Winnipeg for 10 years and outside of work I enjoy spending time doing activities with my friends and family. I also like watching movies, and going for walks in my spare time. Miigwech
The services at Huddle Ka Ni Kanichihk are provided in part by Ka Ni Kanichihk, Manitoba Harm Reduction Network, Klinic Community Health, Addictions Foundation Manitoba (AFM) and others.
At Huddle, youth have a safe space to be authentically themselves. We welcome and respect people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, ethnicities, faiths, race/nationalities, and abilities.
We empower all youth, families, and service providers to show the same respect to others and to celebrate each other’s differences.
Get Involved
We acknowledge all of our relatives of these lands of Treaties #1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. The Anishinaabeg, Inniniwak, Dakota, Metis, Anish-Ininew, Dene, the ancestors and descendants, and the Inuit who make the lands Manito Ahbi their home.
We also honour those who are still to come and commit ourselves to honouring the true spirit and intent of any and all treaties and agreements. We acknowledge that we, all our nations, were in a relationship long before the boundaries of what is now known as Canada were formed.
We honour all of our relatives, the four-legged, winged, swimmers, crawlers, lands and waters.
