Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First Nation Migiziwazison Healing Lodge
Modular Building Solutions sought out 3twenty to partner on this important emergency shelter project in Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First Nation which will serve nine Indigenous communities in southwest Manitoba.
Project Summary
This emergency shelter project in Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First Nation will allow women and children looking to get out of abusive situations a place to seek refuge without having to travel far distances to get help. Multiple surrounding communities will also have access to the shelter and culturally appropriate healing programs for families trying to overcome violence or other situations that disrupt the well-being of the family and home. This project was built in partnership with Modular Building Solutions out of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The 8,728 square foot Women’s Shelter features multiple living quarters, a large common room, a cultural room, a childcare/playroom, a full kitchen and dining area, and multiple offices. The name “Migiziwazison” means bald eagle’s nest, which is featured in the vibrant mural in the north corridor.
Project Details
Multiple two and four bedroom living quarters.
Wall and window decals and murals create a welcoming and fun energy.
Full kitchen with spacious pantry and pass thru window into dining room.