Kitchen Table Talk is a strength-based and capacity-building survivor and family-centred support program led by the Manitoba Métis Federation Sixties Scoop and Residential Schools Department.
The program focuses on creating healing opportunities based on personal choice, collaboration, and connection to develop coping and resilience strategies for survivors who experienced trauma.
The need to belong and be authentic is the process of healing. The program creates a safe environment where survivors can build kinship relationships rooted in Métis culture, language, and ways of knowing.
The goal of the program is to:
The program encourages survivors to develop the following:
Talking Circles
Talking Circles is a group healing activity that brings survivors together in a safe and healing environment. Each participant can speak or remain quiet and learn from others' stories. An experienced Métis knowledge keeper facilitates the circle with mental health support on hand.
Cultural-Based Workshops
Cultural-based workshops bring survivors together to experience and learn more about their Métis culture. With assistance from a Métis cultural expert, survivors will take on a small project such as beading, weaving or land-based activities.
Information Sessions
Information sessions assist survivors in achieving their "coming home" objectives. In these sessions, survivors can ask questions directly to the individual facilitator. Some available sessions include information on attaining their Manitoba Métis Federation citizenship card, programs and services provided to citizens, and services offered by the Sixties Scoop and Residential Schools Department
Ainfo.ssrs@mmf.mb.ca x204-586-8474 TF 1-877-595-2194
200 Main Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3C 1A8
x204-586-8474 TF 1-877-595-2194
Ainfo.ssrs@mmf.mb.ca
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