Nokee Kwe - SW Stroke Network

Application

Call or drop-in

Eligibility - Population(s) Served

Both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people

Fees

Free

Contacts

Deborah Armstrong - Programs Director
deba@nokeekwe.ca
Jake Martell - Literacy Coordinator
jakem@nokeekwe.ca

Languages

English ; Ojibwa ; Anishinaabemowin

Language Note

First Nations language classes are offered

Area(s) Served

Southwestern Ontario

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

Accessibility Note

Entrance off Montgomery Rd, across from White Oaks Mall (opposite Bradley Ave entrance)

Description of Services:

Career and employment planning, training and educational centre

Career Planning and Assessment Services:

one-to-one assessment and career counselling services
development and maintenance of realistic employment service plans
employment consultants
in-depth skills, interests, and experience assessments
develop plans that consider clients' current skill sets, experience, additional training needs, and other employment supports
provides access to skills training supports and other grant programs

Additional Services:

employer services
Ontario Works employment prep and placement services
employment resource and service centre
adult education - GED and OSSD credit’s
online training
youth employment

Services and Programs:

About Us

The South London Employment Centre at Nokee Kwe: founded on Aboriginal principles, and funded through Employment Ontario, we are open to Everyone. We are a community-based and client focused charitable organization; we encourage and support self-determination and personal development through individualized workplace preparation, vocational training, and educational services. Our goal is to support you with your employment, career and/or educational goals. Nokee Kwe is the "unique way".