WICASA AKE KI NAJIN "to stand strong again as a man,
to bring our men back to the circle."
WICASA AKE KI NAJIN "to stand strong again as a man,
to bring our men back to the circle."
Voices of indigenous cultures empowering society
MISSION STATEMENT
Our mission is to empower men by breaking the silence surrounding mental health, providing a safe and supportive space for healing, growth, and self-expression. We are committed to rebuilding men by fostering resilience, emotional well-being, and a sense of purpose through culturally grounded support systems. By amplifying their voices, challenging societal stigmas, and promoting positive masculinity; we strive to create a world where every man feels heard, valued, and equipped to navigate life’s challenges with strength and confidence.
Voices of indigenous cultures empowering society
OBJECTIVES
1. Raise Awareness Through Cultural Understanding
· Educate communities on men’s mental health by integrating cultural values, traditions, and perspectives to reduce stigma and encourage open discussions.
2. Create a Safe and Supportive Space
· Establish culturally based groups where men can share their struggles, experiences, and emotions without judgement, fosterings a sense of brotherhood and belonging.
· Transitional living facility to reduce recidivism (Halfway house)
3. Revitalize Men’s Mental Health with Holistic Approaches
· Promote mental well-being through culturally relevant healing practices, mindfulness, therapy, and community support tailored to men’s needs.
4. Advocate for Men’s Mental Health Policies
· Push for greater recognition, funding, and accessibility to mental health resources that specifically address men’s mental health struggles in diverse cultural contexts.
5. Empower Men to Speak Up
· Encourage men to embrace vulnerability and use their voices to share their mental health journeys, inspiring others to seek support and challenge societal norms.
6. Foster Positive Masculinity
· Redefine masculinity by promoting emotional expression, self-care, and resilience as strengths, reinforcing that seeking help is a courageous act.