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LAMP Community Health Centre logo.
  • Who We Are
    • Overview & History
    • Vision, Mission & Values
    • Strategic Directions
    • Our Leadership & Board
    • Quality Improvement & Accountability
    • Practices & Policies
    • Our Partners
  • Programs & Services
    • Healthcare Services
      • Primary Health Care
        • Lakeshore
        • East Mississauga
        • Black Health and Social Services (BHSS) Hub
        • LGBTTIQQ2S+
      • Nutrition
      • Mental Health Support
        • Social Work Counselling
        • Among Friends
        • Community Doctor Referrals
      • Footcare (Chiropody)
      • Physiotherapy
      • Diabetes Management & Prevention
      • Naturopathy Clinic
    • Community Health Programs & Services
      • Youth
        • Street Level
        • RAY (Rathburn Area Youth)
      • Babies, Children & Families
        • EarlyON
        • Infant Hearing Screening
      • Seniors
      • Newcomers, Immigrants & Refugees
      • LGBTTIQQ2S+
      • French Language Services
      • Adult Learning
      • Advocacy & Assistance
        • ASK! Information
        • Client Advocacy
      • General Health Promotion Programs
    • Dental Services
      • Children & Youth
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    • Population Health Initiatives
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Land Acknowledgement

LAMP Community Health Centre and our affiliate locations of service are situated on the traditional, unceded territories of numerous Indigenous Peoples.  We would like to express specific acknowledgement of the historical and enduring presence of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Ojibwe/Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the Huron-Wendat.  These lands are now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people.  We recognize our services are provided on land covered by various treaties, and affirm our intention to honour these treaties and the Indigenous Peoples to whom this land rightfully belongs. 

LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT

As an organization, we commit to advancing health equity for Indigenous communities.  You can learn more by reading our Strategic Directions here.

We invite our LAMP community – including our staff, community members, clients, participants, board members, and partners – to reflect on their own positionality, and consider how they can contribute to advancing reconciliation.

What is a land acknowledgement?

Land acknowledgements (also known as territorial acknowledgements) are short statements that recognize both the land and the Indigenous people who lived – and in many situations continue to live – on the land prior to Canada’s colonial history (according to the Canadian Encyclopedia). They offer a short story from the stand point of the Indigenous people who grew and evolved from the land.

Following the release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada Calls to Action in 2015 and the final National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls report in 2019, many non-Indigenous people and organizations began sharing land acknowledgement statements as a step towards learning the true history of Canada and beginning the journey to Reconciliation.

Pronunciation guide

Anishinabeg (A-nish-in-ah-bay)
Ojibwe (Ow-jeeb-way)
Chippewa (Chi-puh-waa)
Haudenosaunee (Hode-en-o-show-nee)
Wendat (Wawn-dat)
Métis (Maey-Tee)

How to deliver and respond to a land acknowledgement

Meaningfully honouring the land and the Indigenous Peoples who call (and have called) the area their home long before the arrival of settlers is an important act of Reconciliation.

Whether reading or listening to a land acknowledgement statement, you should take time to reflect on the land you are on, learn about the Indigenous Peoples (both past and present) of the area and consider other ways to express your ongoing commitment to Reconciliation. (link to report on reconciliation)

Who should read a land acknowledgement statement?

Given that a land acknowledgement is a way of recognizing and expressing gratitude to Indigenous communities for the use of their land, a person identifying as Indigenous should not be asked or held responsible for delivering a land acknowledgement statement. A land acknowledgement is a fundamental step towards Reconciliation between Indigenous Peoples and settlers.

About Us

LAMP Community Health Centre is a non-profit charitable organization that provides integrated primary care and health promotion programs and services that support the health and well-being of individuals and communities. Learn More

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LAMP is committed to treating all people in a way that allows them to maintain their dignity and independence. We believe in integration and equal opportunity. Learn more about our Practices and Policies here.

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