Clayton Athroho Rice

• teaching from the creation story
• supporting youth through grief with condolences cane
• one to one sessions with youth in grief
• external activities
• group dynamic
• traditional craft

To bring together Kahnawake youth who are thinking about what it means to Onkwehonwe, and build friendships. We want to weave together traditional teachings, contemporary ideas, and technology through health activies in a positive place.

suppport

Ahonwa'kera:ne Stacey in his teachings

• Kahnawake Helpers through TRC in Montreal
• Supporting Rwanda survivors of the massacre
• Supporting survivors of residential school
• To provide teaching and support of healing through sweatlodge

• Kept clients engaged in social networks and communities for personal health and growth.
• Assisted clients with daily living needs to maintain self-esteem and general wellness.
• Helped clients manage and reach individual goals, supporting independent progression and social skills.
• Visited home environments to help clients develop skills in dancing and singing at Longhouse and Pow wows.

To provide the teaching of Berry Fast as well as four year commitment to fasting from one day to four days with one year teaching in preparation for the youth journey through a rite of passage with a sacred site in nature.

Singing and preparing for ceremonies

preparing wood for individual fires

preparing sites for the sweatlodge

preparing tasks for women roles as well as men's roles

To provide one to one support for individual clients with special needs to attend camp.

To offer support of inclusion

to offer the opportunity for clients to have fun