Join us for Healing Our Nations Workshops with Milo Gray!

We’re excited to bring you a series of workshops hosted by Milo Gray, a seasoned Community Health Educator with 18+ years of experience in wellness, education, and mentorship. Milo works with Healing Our Nations, an organization providing free workshops to all 33 First Nation communities, promoting sexual health, healthy relationships, and overall community well-being.

These interactive workshops will cover a wide range of important topics in a culturally respectful way, tailored to different age groups. Don’t miss the chance to learn, engage in great discussions, enjoy some food, and grab a giveaway!

Round Table: Talking to Your Kids About Sex
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Pabineau Health Center
Snacks Included

For parents looking for advice and support on talking to their children about sex, this session is for you!

• Tips & tricks for talking to your children

• Share your experiences and challenges with other parents

• Focus on solution-based approaches to open conversations

How to Sign Up:
To join any of the workshops, contact Brittany Lynn Gray at (506) 549-9900 or email Brittany.pabineau@gmail.com.

Let’s come together to promote health, communication, and well-being in our community!

Join us for Healing Our Nations Workshops with Milo Gray!

We’re excited to bring you a series of workshops hosted by Milo Gray, a seasoned Community Health Educator with 18+ years of experience in wellness, education, and mentorship. Milo works with Healing Our Nations, an organization providing free workshops to all 33 First Nation communities, promoting sexual health, healthy relationships, and overall community well-being.

These interactive workshops will cover a wide range of important topics in a culturally respectful way, tailored to different age groups. Don’t miss the chance to learn, engage in great discussions, enjoy some food, and grab a giveaway!

Sexual Health & Healthy Relationships (Ages 12-15)
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Pabineau Health Center
Supper Included

A session designed for the younger generation, covering topics like:

• Consent

• Healthy Relationships

• Personal Boundaries & How to Set Them

• STIs & Prevention

How to Sign Up:
To join any of the workshops, contact Brittany Lynn Gray at (506) 549-9900 or email Brittany.pabineau@gmail.com.

Let’s come together to promote health, communication, and well-being in our community!

Join us for Healing Our Nations Workshops with Milo Gray!

We’re excited to bring you a series of workshops hosted by Milo Gray, a seasoned Community Health Educator with 18+ years of experience in wellness, education, and mentorship. Milo works with Healing Our Nations, an organization providing free workshops to all 33 First Nation communities, promoting sexual health, healthy relationships, and overall community well-being.

These interactive workshops will cover a wide range of important topics in a culturally respectful way, tailored to different age groups. Don’t miss the chance to learn, engage in great discussions, enjoy some food, and grab a giveaway!

Sexual Health & Healthy Relationships Workshop Schedule

Tuesday, March 25th

Healing Our Nations Meet & Greet
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location to be determined
Lunch Included

Get to know Milo Gray, Community Health Educator with Healing Our Nations. Have your questions ready and come chat with Milo about the upcoming workshops and everything Healing Our Nations stands for.

How to Sign Up:
To join any of the workshops, contact Brittany Lynn Gray at (506) 549-9900 or email Brittany.pabineau@gmail.com.

Let’s come together to promote health, communication, and well-being in our community!

Event Invitation: Second-Generation Cut-Off Meeting

Date: Thursday, March 20th
Time: 10:00 AM
Location: Pabineau Health Center
For: Community Band Members Only
Lunch: Provided

We invite Pabineau First Nation community band members to join us for an important meeting about the Second-Generation Cut-Off and how it is affecting you and your family.

This meeting will provide a space for open discussion about the impact of the Second-Generation Cut-Off rule, which limits eligibility for Indian status for the children of non-status individuals. It’s a critical issue for our community, and your voice and experience matter.

Let’s come together to share how this policy affects us, and discuss ways we can advocate for change. Together, we can work toward ensuring that our future generations are not excluded from the rights and status that are theirs by heritage.

Lunch will be provided, so come ready to share your thoughts and have your questions answered.

We look forward to seeing you there and hearing your perspectives!

Pabineau Men's Group

The Pabineau Men's Group is a monthly drop-in space for men and boys (14+) in the community to connect, share experiences, and support one another in a safe and welcoming environment. This group provides an opportunity to discuss challenges, successes, and personal growth, with guidance from experienced facilitators.

Topics will be shaped by participant feedback, ensuring that discussions are relevant, meaningful, and tailored to the needs of those attending. Whether you're looking for support, camaraderie, or personal development, this group is here for you.

Event Details

📅 Upcoming Dates:

• March 18th

• April 15th

• May 13th

• June 10th

⏰ Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
📍 Location: Pabineau Health Center
🍽 Supper Provided

Facilitator:

Jeremy Varner
Director of Clinical Services, New Tide Counselling & Consulting Ltd.

Questions or Feedback?

📞 Contact: Brittany Lynn Gray
📧 Email: Brittany.pabineau@gmail.com
📱 Phone: (506) 549-9900

Join us for open discussions, community support, and a shared journey toward well-being. 💙💬

Pabineau Health Team Meet & Greet

Date: March 18th, 2025
Time: 1:30 PM
Location: Pabineau Band Hall
Open to: Pabineau First Nation Community

Join us for a Meet & Greet hosted by Lauramae & Carolyn, where we will have the pleasure of welcoming Kelly Whelan, the Executive Director for Mawlugutinej, Inc., as our special guest.

This event is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the important work being done in our community and to connect with members of the Pabineau Health Team.

We look forward to seeing you there and sharing this exciting opportunity for collaboration and growth within our community!

Cultural Women's & 2S Drum Group (18+)

Join us for a Cultural Women's & 2S Drum Group, a six-session gathering focused on drumming, cultural connection, and community healing.

📍 Location: Nukumi House
📆 Duration: 6 Sessions (Thursdays)
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Session Dates:

• February 6th

• February 27th

• March 27th

• April 3rd

• April 17th

• May 8th

Hosted By:

🌿 Rose Boucher (MCC)
🌿 Brittany Lynn Gray (Student Counsellor)

Additional Details:

• Snacks will be provided! 🍎

• Please bring a hand drum, rattle, shakers, and a ribbon skirt/long skirt or wrap.

• If you don’t have a skirt or wrap, one will be provided for you!

Open to Community & Band Members

Come join us in song, spirit, and sisterhood! 🎶✨

For more information, contact brittany.pabineau@gmail.com

🦌 Moose Call Making Class – Join Us! 🎶

Ever wanted to master the art of the moose call? Now’s your chance! 🗣️✨

Join us on February 20th, 2025, from 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM at the Pabineau Bandhall for a fun and hands-on Moose Call Making class! Facilitated by Amy Rose Aubie, this workshop will teach you the traditional skill of creating and using a moose call—an essential practice for hunters and a special way to connect with nature and culture.

🌿 Meal Included!
📍 Location: Pabineau Bandhall
📅 Date: February 20, 2025
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Spots are limited—sign up today!
📞 (506) 549-9900
📧 Brittany.pabineau@gmail.com

Don’t miss out on this unique experience—come for the skills, stay for the laughs, and leave with your very own moose call! 🎶🦌

Cultural Women's & 2S Drum Group (18+)

Join us for a Cultural Women's & 2S Drum Group, a six-session gathering focused on drumming, cultural connection, and community healing.

📍 Location: Nukumi House
📆 Duration: 6 Sessions (Thursdays)
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Session Dates:

• February 6th

• February 27th

• March 27th

• April 3rd

• April 17th

• May 8th

Hosted By:

🌿 Rose Boucher (MCC)
🌿 Brittany Lynn Gray (Student Counsellor)

Additional Details:

• Snacks will be provided! 🍎

• Please bring a hand drum, rattle, shakers, and a ribbon skirt/long skirt or wrap.

• If you don’t have a skirt or wrap, one will be provided for you!

Open to Community & Band Members

Come join us in song, spirit, and sisterhood! 🎶✨

For more information, contact brittany.pabineau@gmail.com

Join Us for the Open Community Talking Circle

You’re invited to an Open Community Talking Circle on January 19th and 25th from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the Bandhall. This gathering will include an Opening Prayer by Phyllis Ignacz, a Talking Circle led by Brittany Lynn Gray, and a Pipe Ceremony with Steven Randy.

Snacks and Tim Hortons will be provided. Come share, connect, and join in this meaningful experience. All are welcome!

Pabineau Healing Week: Community Crafting Night

Get ready for an evening of creativity and connection at Community Crafting Night!

Details:

• Date: Friday, January 24th

• Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

• Location: Pabineau Bandhall

• Meal: Included

Join us as three talented Pabineau First Nation community members lead unique cultural crafting sessions at dedicated crafting stations. Explore your creativity while connecting with our rich cultural traditions.

Craft Options:

• Dream Catcher with Facilitator Stephanie Peter-Paul

• Medicine Bag with Connie Sewell

• Moose Call with Amy-Rose Christine

How to Sign Up
To participate, please text, email, or call Brittany to reserve your spot and note which craft session you’d like to join:

• Phone: (506) 549-9900

• Email: brittany.pabineau@gmail.com

Don’t miss this chance to learn something new, share stories, and enjoy a meal together. Let’s craft and connect as a community!

Please note our location has been updated below to the Band Hall

Mandala Art Workshop: Nourish Your Creativity and Connection

Join us for a special Mandala Art Workshop led by Jolyane Aubé, a registered Occupational Therapist, and Dr. Alex-Anne Lamoureux, a resident in psychology.

Intent of the Workshop
This workshop is designed to nourish creativity, intuition, and connection with oneself and others. Mandalas, often representing unity, wholeness, and connection, provide a meaningful way to explore art and self-expression. Using large paper, crayons, and oil and soft pastels, participants will create unique and shared mandalas.

Details

• Date: Thursday, January 23rd

• Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

• Location: Pabineau Health Center **LOCATION UPDATED** to the Band Hall

• Ages: 16+

• Supper: Included

How to Register
Contact Brittany Lynn Gray to reserve your spot:

• Phone: (506) 549-9900

• Email: brittany.pabineau@gmail.com

This workshop is a wonderful opportunity to explore your artistic side while fostering a sense of unity and personal growth. Whether you're a seasoned artist or new to mandalas, this event offers a space for everyone to create and connect.

Don’t miss out—sign up today!

Pabineau Healing Week: Youth Night

Join us for an exciting Youth Night at the Pabineau Youth Center as part of Healing Week!

Details

• Date: January 22nd

• Time: 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

• Location: Pabineau Youth Center

• Hosts: Alisha Nini & Child and Family Services

• Supper: Included

• Extras: Giveaways

This evening is all about fun, connection, and community. Youth of all ages are invited to join in for a night of great food, exciting activities, and meaningful engagement.

Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to connect with peers, enjoy a delicious meal, and take part in some fantastic giveaways!

We can’t wait to see you there!

Men’s Group

The group aims to bring men together to discuss the often overlooked and complex topic of what it means to "be a man". Often times, men are told to "man up" which can cause anger, confusion, and distress. During our Mask You Live In activity, we'll explore what we as men choose to show others on a daily basis but also what it is that we're hiding. We'll discuss the pros and cons of wearing these masks and seek ways to better understand just what it can mean to "be a man". No artistic skills are required and the group is a share what you want format.

TUESDAY January 21st, 2025

TIME 5:00 PM - 7:00PM

LOCATION: Pabineau Health Center

SUPPER Included

AGES 14+ Host Jeremy Varner Director of Clinical Services for New Tide Counselling & Consulting Ltd.

Contact Brittany Lynn Gray to sign up! (506) 549-9900 Brittany.pabineau@gmail.com

Pabineau First Nation Community Supper

Join us for a delicious meal at the Bandhall on January 20th!

• Dine-In: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

• Take-Out: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Enjoy this free community meal catered by Mae & Carolyn. Drop in, share a meal, and connect with fellow community members. We look forward to seeing you there!

Join Us for Open Community Drumming & Rattling

Bring a drum, a rattle, or just yourself and join us for a meaningful session of community drumming and rattling, led by Rose Sparks Boucher.

When: January 20th, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Where: Bandhall

This is a wonderful opportunity to connect through rhythm and shared energy. All are welcome!

Join Us for the Open Community Talking Circle

You’re invited to an Open Community Talking Circle on January 19th and 25th from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the Bandhall. This gathering will include an Opening Prayer by Phyllis Ignacz, a Talking Circle led by Brittany Lynn Gray, and a Pipe Ceremony with Steven Randy.

Snacks and Tim Hortons will be provided. Come share, connect, and join in this meaningful experience. All are welcome!

📣 Pabineau First Nation Community Trip to Magic Mountain! 🎢

Date: July 26th, 2024

Time: Buses depart at 8:00 AM from the Community Band Hall.

Join us for our annual trip to Magic Mountain in Moncton! It's a day filled with fun and excitement, perfect for all ages. Sign up with Felicia to reserve your spot.

Let's make this a memorable day together!

🚌✨ See you there! ✨🚌

Celebrating Indigenous Day with Pabineau First Nation

Join us on June 21st as we come together to celebrate Indigenous Day with the Pabineau First Nation! This special event is a joyous occasion to honor the rich heritage, culture, and contributions of Indigenous peoples. Sponsored by Pabineau First Nation, Migmaw Child & Family Services, and Family Violence Awareness, the celebration will feature traditional music, dance, storytelling, and a variety of cultural activities for all ages.

Date: June 21, 2024

Location: Pabineau First Nation Community Grounds

Time: 12:00 pm

Let’s celebrate the strength and resilience of our community. Everyone is welcome to participate and enjoy the festivities. Come, be part of the tradition, and celebrate with us!

For more details, please contact Pabineau First Nation at 506-547-4204. We look forward to seeing you there!

#IndigenousDay #PabineauFirstNation #CelebrateCulture #CommunitySpirit #June21

This celebration is a testament to our vibrant culture and a great opportunity to come together as a community. Let’s make it a day to remember!

Pabineau's Education Gala: Join Us for an Evening of Celebration and Inspiration

Date: June 14th, 2024

Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Location: Danny's Inn, 1223 Rue Principale, Beresford, NB, E8K 1A1

Pabineau First Nation invites local band members to join us for an evening of celebration and inspiration at the Pabineau's Education Gala. This special event will take place on June 14th, 2024, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Danny's Inn in Beresford, New Brunswick.

Come and be part of an evening! The gala will be inspiring night, celebrating our students with a great opportunity to connect with fellow community members and supporters of education.

For more information or to RSVP, please contact Felicia at Pabineau First Nation. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Contact: Felicia at Pabineau First Nation 506-548-9211

Location: Danny's Inn, 1223 Rue Principale, Beresford, NB, E8K 1A1

Date: June 14th, 2024

Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Dear Pabineau First Nation Community,

'Tis the season to come together and celebrate the joy of the holidays! The Pabineau First Nation Community Council is delighted to extend a warm invitation to all community members for our annual Christmas Party.

Date: December 10th

Time: 5:30 pm

Venue: Danny's 1223 Principale Rue, Beresford NB

Join us for an evening filled with festive cheer, delicious food, and great company. We're excited to announce that this year's celebration will feature a delightful buffet dinner at Danny's, where we can indulge in a variety of mouthwatering dishes that cater to all tastes.

Buffet Dinner at Danny's starts at 6:00 pm

This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow community members, share laughter, and create lasting memories as we celebrate the holiday season together.

Let's come together to make this Christmas Party a joyous and memorable occasion for our Pabineau First Nation community.

Warm regards,

Pabineau First Nation Community Council

🕯️ Illuminate the Path of Remembrance 🕊️

🕯️ MMIWG Candlelight Vigil 🕯️

Join us as we come together to remember and honor our stolen sisters in a solemn Candlelight Vigil. Together, we will light the way for healing and justice.

📅 Date: October 05, 2023

🕡 Time: 6:30 PM

📍 Meeting Point: Pabineau Band Hall Parking Lot

🚶‍♀️ We will walk in unity from the Pabineau Band Hall Parking Lot to the Pabineau Health Center, where a Sacred Fire will be kindled to honor the memories of those we have lost.

Let us stand in solidarity, as a community, to bring awareness to the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG).

🕯️ Please join us, light a candle, and be part of this important vigil. Together, we can foster change, healing, and justice.

🌿 Refreshments and snacks will be provided, offering a moment of solace and connection after our shared remembrance.

Your presence matters. Let's come together to remember, to heal, and to honor the lives we've lost. 🕯️❤️ #MMIWG #CandlelightVigil #HonoringOurSisters