Last Updated on December 30, 2024 by huronia
Due to technical Issues. Our main Phone line at (519)-376-9400 is down. We are working to resolve this issue for the new year. Please leave us an email with any enquiries you may have at info@haamb.ca
We are accepting 2025/2026 Targeted Wage Subsidy Proposals.
Click on link to see the poster
HAAMB has a new sign to help clients find us easier. We welcome you and look forward in assisting in anyway we can.
We are located next to the Boot and Blade Owen Sound.
Checkout our Facebook page for various job postings in the Saugeen, Nawash and Surrounding communities throughout the year. http://www.facebook.com/huroniaAAMB
It is that time of year again, Christmas and the New Year are fast approaching. This year, the HAAMB office will be closed starting on December 23, 2024 and reopening on January 6, 2025 for regular business. Any emails and text messages during the closure period, will be a priority when the office reopens on January 2025. Have a good day.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all the Staff at Huronia.
2024 Summer Student Carpentry Program
2024 Summer Student Carpentry Program
On Oct 18, 2024, The completed Summer Student Sheds prizes were drawn with the help of Carolyn Carter Jones and Stella Pilessey. Thank you to all whom took the time to complete a survey from ALFDC.
The winners of the sheds from Nawash were: 10 x 10 shed to Cecily Keeshig and the 8 x 8 shed to Christine Keeshig. The Saugeen Shed winners were: 10 x 10 shed to Holly Fontaine and the 8 x 8 shed to Stephanie John who gifted the shed to her Family.
Thanks to Stewarts towing for helping HAAMB with the Deliveries and offering suggestions to make the Shed Delivery easier for next time.
Thank you to the Students:
Logan Roote, Eli John, Ave Kewageshig, Ireland Solomon, Dahnis Alvi and instructor Guy Chegahno
2024-25 IAFNIYES/Skills Link programming, by Special Projects Coordinator.
HAAMB was approved by Indigenous Services Canada to deliver the IAFNIYES/Skills Links, Second Chance Program for youth clients on Ontario Works. The program is designed to assist Indigenous youth from Saugeen and Chippewas of Nawash First Nations to transition from training to full-time employment. A host of safety programs will be offered and pre employment certificate programs such as WHMIS, Food Handlers, Dress for Success, Career Development, etc. Watch for postings coming soon to apply to the program.