General Programs and Services

Aboriginal and Northern Health Office

Source: Government of Manitoba

Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre

Source: Aboriginal Centre of Winnipeg Inc. (ACWI)

Aboriginal Health Programs

Source: Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

Burntwood Regional Health Authority

Exists so that there will be healthy families, decrease in preventable illness and injuries, timely return to optimum health from acute illness, healthy environments.

Centre for Aboriginal Health Research

The Centre is a joint initiative of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Manitoba, and the Foundations for Health.

Source: University of Manitoba

Chapter 2: Health – Aboriginal People in Manitoba 2000

This chapter dedicated to Aboriginal Peoples' health in Mantoba links to different topics which provide a wealth of information available for research on First Nations health issues.

Source: Government of Manitoba; Aboriginal and Northern Affairs

Churchill Regional Health Authority

The Churchill RHA provides health programs and services to the residents of Churchill and the communities of the Keewatin Region of the Territory of Nunavut.

Source: Government of Manitoba; Health

Dakota Ojibway Health Services

DOHS provide a number of programs and resources to assist the communities in addressing various health issues affecting their people.

Eyaa–Keen Centre Inc.

The Eyaa-Keen Centre, located in Winnepeg, Manitoba, provides therapeutic treatment programs and services that focus on the spiritual, mental, emotional and physical well-being of Aboriginal people.

Fisher River Health Services

Offers health programs and services including intervention and treatment services.

Four Arrows Regional Health Authority

This regional organization works cooperatively with the community health services and strives to improve health conditions and health services in the Island Lake region.

Health and Wellness Department, The

Source: Manitoba Métis Federation

Interlake Regional Health Authority

Works to achieve the highest degree of physical, mental and social well-being of all Interlake residents and communities, through publicly funded and delivered sustainable, accessible, integrated health services.

Source: Government of Manitoba; Health

Nor–Man Regional Health Authority

Its mandate is to create an integrated, responsive and accessible health services system that is supportive of individual and community needs.

Source: Government of Manitoba; Health

Nunavut Lifeline – Medical Program

Keewatin Air Lifeline began operating in the district of Keewatin in 1972, and now operates a state of the art hangar facility, with staff accommodations in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut with similar facilities in Churchill, Manitoba.

Source: Keewatin Air

Pinaymootang First Nation Health Program

Prairie Women's Health Centre of Excellence

PWHCE's goal is to improve the health of women in Manitoba and Saskatchewan in particular by making the health system and social systems more responsive to women's and girls' health and well being.

Source: Government of Canada; Health Canada (HCan)

Regional Coordinator Aboriginal Health, The

Provides health programs and services to the residents of the communities.

Source: Assiniboine Regional Health Authority

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