Beendigen Incorporated provides safety, shelter, and supports to Indigenous people and their families experiencing violence. Their mission is to facilitate healing through culturally safe programs. They aim to empower Indigenous women and their families to live "Meno Bimawdziwin" (a good life) through traditional teachings and ceremonies. Beendigen supports families and communities to live free from violence, offering a confidential and supportive environment for women exploring their options.

Geographically, Beendigen operates in Thunder Bay, Ontario, and serves Northwestern Ontario. The organization was established in 1978 and has expanded to multiple locations. They now have a women's shelter, a transition home, and three additional locations. Their services primarily focus on Indigenous communities in the Thunder Bay area and throughout Northwestern Ontario.

Beendigen offers approximately fifteen programs dedicated to supporting Indigenous families at risk of violence. These include a crisis line (1-888-200-9997), Sisters of Grief support groups, and drumming groups. They provide free support services ensuring women and children have safe environments. Their shelter has 24 beds with a maximum stay of 56 days. Beendigen also offers specialized anti-human trafficking programs and supports diverse populations including LGBTQ individuals, immigrants, and persons with disabilities.