Anduhyaun means "Our Home" in the Ojibwe language. Anduhyaun shelter is the second oldest shelter in Canada, and provides unique programs and services to Aboriginal women and children leaving abusive situations. Our shelter is located at 106 Spadina Road in downtown Toronto, and addresses the basic needs for safety, food and shelter in a home-like atmosphere. When space is not needed for an Aboriginal woman or child, women and children from any background are welcome to stay at Anduhyaun shelter. We strive to provide service to every woman leaving an abusive situation.
If you know someone who is in need of assistance please do not hesitate to contact our shelter for further information, 24 hours a day.
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Anduhyaun Shelter
106 Spadina Road
Toronto, Ontario
M5R 2T8
Phone: (416) 920 1492
Fax: (416) 920 6134
E-mail: shelter@anduhyaun.org
Nimesuk Program
Nimesuk is a culturally based, 14 week group for Aboriginal women who are survivors of sexual abuse / incest. Nimesuk program components are also used in work with clients on an individual basis. Strict confidentiality is observed, and you will never be required to tell details of the abuse.
For more information on Nimesuk, please contact Veronica Dyer: (416) 243-7669.
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