General Programs and Services

Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy

This site provides resources to those who administer or support Ontario-based programs and services designed to improve Aboriginal health and reduce family violence.

Aboriginal Health Centres

This page links to information about Aboriginal Health Centres located in the London and Middlesex areas and the services they provide.

Source: thehealthline.ca

Aboriginal Programs

The Odawa Native Friendship Centre offers programs for all age groups and needs.

Source: Odawa Native Friendship Centre

Beausoleil Family Health Centre

This site contains detailed information about all health programs provided by BFHC, staff biographies and service personnel.

Dreamcatcher Fund

This charity provides support through grants to individuals and communities with a goal of developing youth in the areas of Arts and Culture, Education, Health, Sports and Recreation.

Dreamcatchers Youth Program (DYP)

To assist youth to increase educational performance, finding employment, developing leadership qualities, and instill life skills.

Source: Odawa Native Friendship Centre

Health

Their mission is to build and sustain the capacity of First Nations to manage and deliver quality health services at the community level through networking.

Source: Mohawk Council of Akwesasne

Health and Wellness Programs

Facilitates and coordinates effective activities to address the holistic needs of the Métis Nation in Ontario at the provincial, regional and local levels.

Source: Métis Nation of Ontario

Indigenous Health Research Development Program

The Indigenous Health Research Development Program is an Aboriginal Capacity and Developmental Research Environment Centre, and aims to increase capacity in Aboriginal health research in Ontario.

Keewaytinook Okimakanak Health

Coordinates delivery of community-based projects and administers regional health programming and services.

Kenora Chiefs Advisory

This site offers information on the many programs and services offered by Kenora Chiefs Advisory to the members of participating First Nations, as well as upcoming events and employment opportunities.

KO Telemedicine

Since May, 2002, KO Telehealth has been helping to deliver telemedicine services to remote First Nation Communities in Northwestern Ontario. 

Source: Keewaytinook Okimakanak

Niijkiwendidaa Anishnaabekwewag Services Circle

Noojimawin Health Authority (NHA)

To improve health conditions and promote the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being of persons of Aboriginal descent.

Ontario and Nunavut Region

Works towards maintaining and improving the health of Canadians through a broad range of activities delivered through various branches and corporate service offices.

Source: Government of Canada; Public Health Agency of Canada

Ontario Aboriginal Health Advocacy Initiative

O.A.H.A.I. is a project of the Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy, with a mandate to address the inequitable access to quality, culturally appropriate health services for Aboriginal, First Nation, and Metis people in the province of Ontario.

Source: Ontario Federation of Indian Friendship Centres

Policy Unit – Health

This page describes the programs offered by the Union of Ontario Indians Health Secretariat and the duties it performs.

Source: Union of Ontario Indians

Promoting Life-Skills for Aboriginal Youth (PLAY)

Source: Government of Ontario; Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs

Sandy Lake First Nation Health Authority

The Sandy Lake Health Authority oversees the majority of health programs delivered to the residents of Sandy Lake First Nation.

Shibogama Health Authority

Delivers health programs on behalf of the Shibogama Health Council, and assists with community development that will see the First Nations assume and administer health related projects.

Six Nations Health Services

SNHS is dedicated to building a healthy community as well as providing and promoting culturally appropriate superior health programs and services for the Six Nations community.

Telehealth

To access Health specialists in major cities around the world by using computers and television technologies.

Source: Webequie First Nation

Tyendinaga Home and Community Care

Tyendinaga Home and Community Care offers an array of services provided by qualified staff to assist individuals in remaining in their own home for as long as possible.

Source: Mohawks of The Bay of Quinte

Wabun Tribal Council Health Services

Wabun Tribal Council Health Services is a shining example of how a Native organization has successfully taken over the administration of what was once a Federal government responsibility

Za–geh–do–win Information Clearinghouse

The Za-geh-do-win Information Clearinghouse is a library of information about Aboriginal initiatives in health, healing and family violence.

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