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The Métis Nation of Ontario is seeking proposals from qualified individuals or firms with expertise in violence prevention to design a series of workshops. These workshops are intended to prevent domestic violence, support survivors, and promote the development of safe and healthy communities. The successful contractor will collaborate with the Manager of Community Wellbeing and the Supervisor of Victim Services to create participant-based content that can be implemented by Victim Services coordinators throughout Ontario. This solicitation, identified as number 3, was posted on October 14, 2026, with a response deadline of November 20, 2026. The project supports the MNO, a governance structure representing over 30,000 registered citizens, and aligns with the goals of its Healing and Wellness and Community Well Being branches.

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MNO seeks proposals for domestic violence prevention workshops to support Ontario communities.

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AgencyMétis Nation of Ontario
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Victim Services for the Métis Nation of OntarioIntroductionThe Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) invites proposals from qualified organizations to design workshops aimed at preventing domestic violence, supporting survivors, and fostering safe, healthy communities.We are seeking a highly qualified and dedicated individual or firm with expertise in violence prevention. The successful applicant will work closely with the Manager of Community Wellbeing and Supervisor of Victim Services to ensure the content reflect the MNO Victim Services Program’s vision for participant-based workshops that could be delivered by Victim Services coordinators across Ontario.The MNO is a Métis-specific governance structure formed in 1993, representing Métis people and communities throughout Ontario. MNO oversees a variety of governance, cultural, economic, and social initiatives for over 30,000 registered citizens. The organization has 30+ service delivery access points and multiple branches, including Healing and Wellness, Community Well Being, Education and Training, and Housing and Infrastructure.

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