Our Mission
Four Sacred Hearts is a grassroots Indigenous-lead organization dedicated to healing from addictions, second and third inter-generational trauma and the impact of the residential school system. As an organization, Four Sacred Hearts works to break cycles by re-connecting Indigenous people with culture, ceremonies and building stronger relationships between community through compassion, learning from others, and offering the gift of drumming (the heartbeat of Mother Earth) as healing medicine. Four Sacred Hearts is committed to de-colonizing Indigenous People with an important connection to mentorship with youth, meeting them where they are at and helping to correct their path.
Our Vision
The intentions of the 4 Sacred Hearts Group is to provide words of wisdom and healing to the youth in areas we visit. We want to be able to connect to the youth by leading with example on how life can quickly change in different ways. We want the youth to see that ceremonial life, and the healing is rewarding and allows us to give back to communities and our relatives. This also allows us to show our past and hopefully provide the youth with insight on which roads to go down, or keep away from. Through our words we believe that we can help the youth determine a sense of purpose and understanding to who their spirits can become. The importance of leading in a good way to help our communities tear down the walls of negative stigma and barriers.
Four Sacred Hearts will be sharing stories of wisdom, healing, understanding, and providing education on how four ex-gang members from Manitoba changed theirs lives to work for the Creator.
Our stories speak volumes
Stories have always played an important role in First Nations culture. Stories are medicine, and they hold within them information about our ways of life, about who we are, and about how we can thrive.
Our culture is medicine
By returning to their cultural roots, our people experience healing. Dancing, singing, sweating, drumming, beading, being out on the land, and sitting in ceremony–these are our medicines.
First Nations people live in Winnipeg
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