Social Services

KIDO, the “KI Family Law”, has a vision to create a healthy self, healthy family, and healthy community. The emphasis of service is on family healing and maintaining connections within families and the community. KIDO’s mission is that our dibenjikewinan (families) can raise our awaashishag (children) and oshkaadizag (youth) in healthy homes. 

KI Equaygamik provides a safe and supportive environment for women and children experiencing family violence or crisis. The shelter offers emergency accommodations, meals, emotional support, and access to culturally appropriate programs and services. Staff are trained to provide confidential care and advocacy, helping clients find safety, healing, and long-term support. 

Tikinagan Child and Family Services works to protect the well-being of children and support families in Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug. Guided by the Mamow Obiki-ahwahsoowin model — “Everyone working together to raise our children” — Tikinagan focuses on community-led, culturally grounded care. While the organization is independent, KI works closely with Tikinagan to ensure children remain safe, connected to family, and rooted in their identity.