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Caring For Our Community
At Auduzhe Mino Nesewinong (Auduzhe), we’re dedicated to providing a culturally safe, accessible, and holistic approach to healthcare for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis community members in Tkaronto. Our commitment to equality and respect ensures that everyone who walks through our doors is embraced warmly. Through a harmonious blend of Western medicine and traditional healing practices, we foster the well-being of both body and spirit.
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Our Services
Our clinic specializes in appointment-based primary healthcare, ensuring personalized attention for every individual.
Our dedicated team of health professionals offers services to our First Nations, Inuit, and Métis community members (and their non-Indigenous family members) who are registered with us for primary care services.
An expanding array of our primary care services include:
- Diagnosing and Managing Illness
- Cancer Screening, including Pap Smears
- Mental Health Support
- Bloodwork
- Sexual Health Care
- Vaccines
- Smoking Cessation
- Care Referrals
Testimonials
“The TYRMC and Métis community have benefited from the culturally-safe services provided by the Auduzhe. It is an environment in which everyone is warmly welcoming.…
Their care extends way beyond the initial visit with follow-up calls, advice and guidance.”
Senator Suzanne Brunelle, Elected Senator of the York Region Metis Council
“Auduzhe has embraced and welcomed our Indigenous men at Sagatay, providing continuous care through a kind, compassionate, holistic, and gentle approach.…
The framework of this type of care has gained the trust of our men that would otherwise have them facing multiple barriers and challenges of judgment that is still far too common within the healthcare system.”
Brittany Wylie,
Sagatay (Na-Me-Res)
“During the challenging times brought on by COVID-19, Auduzhe emerged as a beacon of support, offering vital care with unwavering respect and trustworthiness. …
Their commitment to addressing health system gaps has been nothing short of remarkable. Now, as they expand their services to provide even greater access to culturally informed primary care, the transformation is both thrilling and entirely expected. Auduzhe continues to shine as a model of excellence and inclusivity in healthcare.”
Sarah Wolfe (Kwe/she/her) –
RN, RM, MBA
“Auduzhe has been an integral part of our service to community members at Maggie’s. The healthcare they provide at our monthly clinics is otherwise inaccessible …
for most of our community. Our participants’ safety is always at the forefront & service provision is free from judgment & offered with grace.”
Maggie’s Toronto
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