Miskanawah Community Services Association

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About Miskanawah Community Services Association

Overview

Miskanawah Community Services Association is a non-profit organization in Calgary that is guided by Indigenous teachings and provides evidence-informed supportive services to strengthen individuals, families, communities, and cultures. Their programs include Mahmawi-atoskiwin, which focuses on keeping Indigenous children with their families whenever possible, Healthy Families and Indigenous Healthy Families/Nehiyaw Kihokewin for home visitation services, Indigenous Mentor Homes for Indigenous youth in care, and Oskipmatsahk for mentoring after care. They also offer Regional After-Hours Youth Support, Nitsanak Mamawintowak for home visitation for Indigenous families, and Miskanawah for healing from inter-generational trauma through traditional, cultural, and therapeutic supports. Additionally, they have Diamond Willow Youth Lodge for Indigenous youth to gather for healing and connection, Oskayapewis for youth leadership development, and various Indigenous cultural activities.

Mission

Guided by Indigenous teachings, Miskanawah offers culturally-based, supportive services to people in the Calgary area as they strengthen their circles of self, family, community, and culture.

Vision

Culture: Miskanawah is firmly grounded in Indigenous culture and strives to strengthen cultural identity for Indigenous people in the greater Calgary community. Community: Miskanawah centers its practice in the establishment of community as a means of creating natural supports. Respect: Miskanawah practices respect by honouring staff and client knowledge of themselves, encouraging honest and non-judgmental listening. Trust: Miskanawah understands the responsibility of working with vulnerable populations.

Unique Value Proposition

Miskanawah creates ethical space between Indigenous and Western knowledge systems, guided by Wahkotiwin (Cree Natural Law of interconnection and kinship). All programs are rooted in traditional Indigenous teachings while providing evidence-informed services, making it a leader in reconciliation efforts and culturally responsive service delivery.

Financial Overview

$8,801,216
Revenue (2024)
$8,546,895
Expenses (2024)
$3,235,876
Total Assets
$2,464,086
Liabilities
Year Revenue Expenses Program Costs Admin Costs Fundraising
2024 $8,801,216.00 $8,546,895.00 $8,527,913.00 $18,982.00 $0.00
2023 $7,564,796.00 $7,356,899.00 $7,337,692.00 $19,207.00 $0.00
2022 $8,460,550.00 $8,375,948.00 $8,359,637.00 $16,311.00 $0.00
2021 $7,847,711.00 $7,874,842.00 $7,854,968.00 $19,874.00 $0.00
2020 $7,720,918.00 $7,853,493.00 $7,836,757.00 $16,736.00 $0.00
Financial data sourced from Canada Revenue Agency
Year-over-Year Spending Breakdown
Revenue, Expenses, and Assets (Year-over-Year)
CRA Revenue Sources by Year (Custom Breakdown)
Assets and Liabilities by Year

Leadership Team

Kirby Redwood

Chief Executive Officer

Key Information
  • Tax ID 841559610RR0001
  • Country Canada 🇨🇦
  • Founded 1988
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Impact Areas
Promoting systemic changes Camps and Clubs for Kids Indigenous focussed charities Mental Health Youth Support and Care Disability Access Anti-Trafficking and Slavery Advocating for new laws or policies Cultural Heritage Preservation Social Services and Support Capacity Building Refugee and Asylum Seeker Support Children's Rights Community Empowerment Gender Equality and Women's Rights Local Infrastructure Development Advocacy and Legal Aid & Law Medical Training Community Development Human Rights
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Contact Information
Mailing Address

2335 30 Ave NE
Calgary, AB T2E7C7

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