Eagle's Nest: A Place to Soar Inc.

05/06/2026

🦅 Why Become a Caregiver with Eagle’s Nest: A Place to Soar Inc? 🪹

At Eagle’s Nest, our Caregivers and children who need them are the heart of what we do. We believe in supporting our homes with meaningful resources, professional guidance, and a team that stands beside you every step of the way.

🪹 A Caregiver role reinforces the principle of co-parenting.

🦅 A Treatment Caregiver delievers the positive aspects of nurturing and healthy family life combined with active and structured treatment.

~~ We are seeking Treatment and Respite Caregivers (full time and occasional) ~~

💛 Our Caregivers Receive 💚

💥 Additional financial support to assist with children’s and youth clothing needs

💥 A minimum of 24 Respite days provided by Respite Caregivers, annually, plus access to emergency Respite support when needed

💥 24/7/365 access to dedicated one-to-one support.
Comprehensive, high-level training upon approval and onboarding

💥 Ongoing monthly professional development opportunities

💥 Strong clinical and case management support through experienced Case Workers and Clinical Managers

💥 Access to Volunteer Drivers for transportation assistance when required

💥Monthly Compensation:
$2,100– $8,400 Tax-Free

❤️ What We Ask of Our Caregivers 💜

We are seeking compassionate individuals and families who are committed to making a lasting difference in the lives of children and youth.

~ Caregivers must be willing to provide ~

♡ A safe, nurturing, and supportive home environment.
Guidance, protection, socialization, stability, and meaningful life experiences

♡ Professional collaboration and communication with schools and community supports

♡ Advocacy for the child/youth’s educational, emotional, and developmental needs

♡ Active participation within a multidisciplinary care team

♡ Relationship-building grounded in patience, empathy, and trust

♡ Problem-solving and emotional support during challenging moments

♡ A strong commitment to supporting Indigenous children and youth in accessing their cultural connections, ceremonies, supports, and community resources

🧡 Qualifications 💙

~ Ideal Caregivers will have ~

☆ Must be able to provide a clear Board Spectrum Record Check

☆ Provide a child welfare check with good standing

☆ Experience caring for infants, children, youth, or young adults

☆ A willingness to complete initial training and ongoing monthly professional development

☆ Flexibility to respond to unforeseen needs or emergency situations, especially if employed outside the home

☆ Strong organizational and communication skills
An open heart, open mind, and respect for children and youth from diverse cultures, backgrounds, and lived experiences

~ Make a Difference. Change a Life. Build a Future ~

🪹 Come join a team that values compassion, culture, advocacy, and connection — while ensuring you are fully supported in the work you do every day 🦅

More information available on our website, listed in the description. Applications also available on our website!

Please comment, share, ask questions! We are looking forward to hearing from you!

06/12/2024

Rattle Making Workshop - Spaces still available - please see flyer for further details

06/04/2024

Teen girls registration for Jingle Dress Dancing is now open! Please call 519-914-2972 to sign up! Only open to Indigenous teens aged 13-17.

01/24/2024

We are excited to share a fun program that Nshwaasnangong will be hosting next Wednesday January 31st! Indigenous families with children aged 0-17 are welcome to sign up for our mug making class hosted by Lela from Sacred Mugs & Custom Creations. We ask families who are interested in attending to please sign up one ticket for each person who plans to make a mug as space and materials are limited. We will provide dinner for all who attend.

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/mug-making-with-lela-from-sacred-mugs-and-custom-creations-tickets-809161532927?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

08/10/2023

In our program, this has been a topic of conversation with our Indigenous Knowledge Keeper. Some of the youth/ children in our program have had their names given to them and others have not. We are hoping to work with neighboring communities to help our children/ youth who would like to get their name.

Please keep in mind, within First Nations communities are the only ones able to give names. There is a process to this, such as ceremony, time of year and offerings depending on the nation.

Yaw^ko/ Chii Miigwech ☺️

We get this type of question often. FB posts, telephone call, email, etc. Thought we would share a general answer, worded in the way we get asked.
More commonly, in our community, we do not use the term "spirit name". It is simply our Oneida name or Ukwehuwe name. If you are fortunate enough to access a speaker, please try start there, often a name given in another first language or English will not translate easily into Oneida language. There are many protocols around Oneida names, we just wanted to start with this brief explanation.

08/03/2023

Doesn't get much better than this! Lovely weather for tonight's Twilight Tuesday tour of the Village.

07/26/2023

06/07/2023

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Pow Wows are important cultural events that require certain etiquette to be observed. Find out more about the significance of your actions at a Pow Wow.

03/08/2023

First local powwow for London area! What a great way to kick off the powwow season! 💃🫶🏽

Institute of Indigenous Learning's Year End Gathering
Thursday, March 23, 2023

03/01/2023

Reminder that spots are limited, and it's first come first serve