Mohawk women teaching skills, sharing culture, and building a healthy community.
Tyendinaga Native Women’s Association is a community-led women’s association rooted in Kenhtè:ke / Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. Through cultural teachings, volunteer support, fundraising, workshops, and community care, TNWA helps strengthen families, honour Elders, encourage youth, and keep local traditions active.
Rooted in Community
Providing supportive services, teachings, and community care led by local women.
Cultural Teachings
Sharing traditional skills, Kanyen'kéha (Mohawk language) learning circles, and crafts like beading.
Community Care
Supporting local families, volunteer initiatives, and comfort catering when available.
Youth Support
Encouraging the next generation with student awards and positive learning spaces.
Fundraising & Food
Hosting local food fundraisers, craft sales, and seasonal community events.
What TNWA is known for
We focus on simple, grassroot activities that bring Mohawk women and families together. Our efforts are entirely community-centered, keeping our culture active and families supported.
Funeral Luncheons Catering and comfort support for families in grief, when available.
Graduation Awards Monetary encouragement awards for local graduating students.
Food Teachings Sharing seasonal harvesting, canning, and traditional preparation methods.
Craft Workshops Beading, leatherwork, and sewing circles to preserve local arts.
📲 Follow Current Updates
Because our workshops, food fundraisers, and gatherings are scheduled seasonally, our main online footprint is on social media.
While this website acts as our stable official information hub, please visit and follow our Facebook page to see announcements, register for workshops, and see community postings in real-time.
Upcoming Events
Join us in community gatherings, seasonal crafting, and cultural circles.
Jul 15, 2026
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Traditional Beading Circle
A community beading circle led by local craftspeople. Share stories, learn basic techniques, and work on your own or guided beadwork projects. Supplies provided.
Community Centre / Local Workshop Venue
Sep 30, 2026
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Every Child Matters Walk
Join TNWA and local community members for our annual walk to honor residential school survivors and remember the children who did not return home. Orange shirts are encouraged.
Begins at MBQ Administration Building, 24 Meadow Drive
Get Involved in Our Community
Join our circle of support. Whether you would like to volunteer at our events, offer traditional program skills, or support fundraising, your help strengthens Mohawk women and families.