Empowering Indigenous Voices, Sparking Transformation Together
The Niagara Regional Native Centre has been a cornerstone of the Indigenous community in Niagara, since 1972, fostering cultural awareness, leadership, and well-being. From its humble beginnings in a small YMCA office, the Centre has grown into a thriving hub in Niagara-on-the-Lake, offering essential programs in healing, wellness, youth support, and more. Committed to strengthening Indigenous identity and self-sufficiency, the NRNC continues to evolve, ensuring a brighter future for generations to come.
Join Our Team!
The Niagara Regional Native Centre is seeking motivated and community-minded individuals to join our team. We are currently hiring for a Receptionist Trainee, a one-year training position where you will gain valuable administrative and customer service experience as the first point of contact for visitors and callers. We are also hiring an Indigenous Child Welfare Advocate, a role focused on supporting Indigenous families involved with the child welfare system, developing safety plans, and providing cultural and community-based support to help keep children connected to their families. Applications for both positions close on July 31, 2025, at 5 PM.
Receptionist Trainee
Indigenous Child Welfare Advocate
NRNC Annual General Meeting – New Date to be Announced!
Membership applications re-opened
Completed applications must be dropped off in person at our main office:
382 Airport Rd., Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON
This is to confirm your ID and complete the application process.
No payment required up front
Need a printed copy? We’ve got you covered.
Questions? Contact us at reception@nrnc.ca or 905-688-6484
Honouring Our Community: Overcoming Burnout, Embracing Purpose
From burnout to honour roll, Paige Sedore’s story is one of resilience, growth, and rediscovery. After years of feeling stuck and overwhelmed, Paige found renewed purpose through the Apatisiwin program at NRNC—ultimately graduating with distinction and stepping into a meaningful new role supporting others.
“It’s scary to take that first step, but there’s something beautiful about stepping into the unknown,”
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