This page will outline the programs and services offered by the Fellowship.
The Indigenous Fellowship of Hamilton Road offers a range of community programs that support cultural learning, youth development, community engagement, and reconciliation.
These programs are rooted in Indigenous knowledge and community relationships, strengthening connections within both Indigenous and the broader London community.
Our Programs
Mushkeeki Gitigan – Medicine Garden
IFHR’s flagship program supporting Indigenous plant knowledge, medicine teachings, and community land-based learning through the Mushkeeki Gitigan garden
Youth Programming
Community-focused youth programs that encourage leadership, cultural learning, education, and healthy development for Indigenous youth.
Babaamizi Gikinoo’amaadiwin
Business and community education focused on reconciliation, Indigenous history, treaties, and strengthening relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.
DUDES Club
A partnership initiative supporting Indigenous men through cultural connection, healing, and healthy roles in community life.
Wiidookaage Ikwe Program
An upcoming initiative focused on supporting Indigenous women through transitional support and community-based assistance.
Community Programming
Programs designed to bring community members together through cultural gatherings, learning opportunities, and shared community initiatives.