Caring
Showing respect for the land and supporting Indigenous practices, including smudging and sacred fires.
The Aboyne Rural Hospice is located on Treaty 4 (Haldimand Tract) lands along the Grand River, within the traditional territories of the Anishinaabe (Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation) and the Haudenosaunee (Six Nations of the Grand River). We recognize and honour the longstanding relationship Indigenous communities have with this land, and their ongoing presence, contributions and teachings. As an organization rooted in this community, we acknowledge our shared responsibility to care for this land and to support reconciliation. We are committed to ongoing learning, reflecting on our role in history, and taking meaningful actions that foster respect, understanding, and collaboration with the nations whose ancestors have cared for these lands since time immemorial.
We carry this commitment forward through caring, learning, sharing, teaching, and building respectful relationships.
Showing respect for the land and supporting Indigenous practices, including smudging and sacred fires.
Making time to understand Indigenous history, cultures, and perspectives.
Passing on what we learn, creating space for Indigenous voices, and sharing resources and opportunities when appropriate.
Providing ongoing education for staff, volunteers, and community members that focuses on continual growth, awareness, and understanding.
Building genuine, ongoing connections with Indigenous communities.
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