10/02/2026
Reconciliation takes all of us working together, learning together, and turning that learning into action. 🧡
Miigwech to our partners who joined us at our outreach centre in Kitchener for our Truth and Reconciliation Training Day. Throughout the day, we shared what reconciliation means to our community and the role our partners can play in helping create meaningful, measurable outcomes for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people.
Our CEO, Stephen Jackson, reminded us that reconciliation cannot be about doing things “to” Indigenous people or simply “for” Indigenous people; meaningful change happens when we work “with” Indigenous people. That same principle guides AONest, our evidence-based mental health software, which is designed to work with Indigenous people in creating pathways toward healing. Together with our partners, we are exploring how we can work with Indigenous communities to expand access to mental health supports and deliver measurable health outcomes, which is the most important first step to reconciliation.
A special thank you to our partners at for joining us early and helping prepare our employee breakfast, and to our entire AO team for the work you do every day.
Miigwech to our partners, staff, and community for continuing to walk this path with us. If you would like to help turn reconciliation into action, consider making a charitable donation at aocan.org/donate 🧡
