The Ma’mo’weh Wii’soo’ka’tiwin Foundation was created to mobilize resources and steward support for initiatives that strengthen Indigenous children, youth, and communities.

At this time, the Foundation’s priority is the sustainability and responsible growth of the Youth & Family Wellness Camp located in Treaty 3 territory east of Kenora, ensuring that children and families can continue to access a safe, culturally grounded place to gather, heal, and thrive.

Children leave the camp knowing who they are and where they come from.  Families strengthen bonds and heal together, across generations.  Joy, resilience, and leadership take root and continue long after camp ends.

Through philanthropic support, the Foundation works to sustain this impact today and position the Camp to serve additional First Nations and urban Indigenous communities in the future.

The Foundation was established to support the work of the Kenora Chiefs Advisory (KCA), an alliance of nine independent First Nations within the Western Region of Treaty 3 Territory. This territory is spread over 3,600 square kilometres in northwestern Ontario and home to over 4,200 people.

Since 1995, the Kenora Chiefs Advisory has been providing the health, education and social services that enhance the wellbeing and build the capacity of every community member.