President’s Welcome

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Welcome to the Ontario Native Education Counselling Association website. As President of ONECA, I would like to express my gratitude to those who have supported ONECA over the years. ONECA has shown growth and development and will continue to work diligently to support  the initiatives of the organization and fulfill its mandate.

In our website you will have access to resources, job postings, information about our services and how to apply or register and any upcoming events at ONECA.

Paid your 2013/2014 Membership? You can now access private resources, meeting minutes, annual audits, our counsellor directories and participate in upcoming webinars. Login to the right with your email and password to access all these member exclusive items.

Upcoming Events

Transitions Project - Phase 2 Materials Now Available

Phase 1 materials now available in Oji-Cree, Ojibway, and French.  Phase 2 materials including Parental Engagement, Remote to Urban, and Role Model series are now available.

ONECA Conference

"Creating a New Legacy for Success"

May 27 - 29, 2013
Sault Ste Marie, Ontario
Algoma's Water Tower Inn

Now accepting registrations

Sponsorship Opportunities (Word) (PDF)

"Every Emotion Costs" Film Screening (Poster PDF)
View Trailer
May 27, 2013, 7:30-10:30PM.
Tickets: $10 each.

Native Counsellors Training Program

July 8 - August 9, 2013
Sudbury, Ontario
Laurentian University

What’s New

Youth Opportunities Ontario offers tips to teens on landing first time employment.  Click to view.

The Early Childhood Community Development Centre has new interactive assessment and development tools in French and English.  Click to view.

Parents might enjoy these 10 habits for strengthening your relationship with your child from Aha Parenting.com.  Click to view blog.

According to an article in the Leader Post, Education will unleash aboriginal promise. Click to view.

Anishinabek News reports 23 000 people registered for a Massive Open Online Course(MOOC) on Aboriginal World Views.  Click to view.

Good article on Caregiver-Infant Attachment for Aboriginal Families in Keeping in Touch enewsletter.  Click to view. (May 13)

From Seed to Cedar is a campaign to support Aboriginal Early Childhood Development and Care in BC.  Click to view website.

Stats Canada presents a brief portrait video of Aboriginal People in Canada.  Click to view.  To view the full report from National Household Survey 2011, click here.

Union Gas helps promote trades to aboriginal youth according to a news release on CNW.  Click to view.

An online education revolution? The National reported on Sal Khan's Big Idea.  Click to view.

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