



Early Childhood Week
As part of Early Childhood Week and World Children’s Day, the FNQLHSSC produced a video in Kitigan Zibi featuring the Wazoson childcare centre and Jacko Ottawa. This video focus on the transmission of languages and oral traditions, which is crucial to the identity, culture, and development of young children.
Services dedicated to First Nations
Centered on the health and well-being of the First Nations, the FNQLHSSC offers a vast and diversified range of services to accompany and support the communities and collaborate in their progress.
Generations in Movement
Generations in Movement is a turnkey guide designed to inspire and support Indigenous communities in adopting healthy lifestyles and doing regular physical activity. The guide consists of six booklets, each tailored to a different stage of life to promote wellness at every step.
National Addictions Awareness Week
National Addictions Awareness Week is an opportunity to raise community awareness about the realities of addiction and the importance of support and recovery.
Governance
A governance in health and social services by and for the First Nations. Learn more about the process.
Documentation centre
Broaden your researches with the tools and posts of our documentation centre.
Next Events and formations
Access all of our events and training courses.
Information Governance Webinar
Health and Social Services Directors Network Meeting
The FNQLHSSC : For the health and wellness of the First Nations
Officially established on April 14, 1994, the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission (FNQLHSSC) works with First Nations communities and organizations to advocate for First Nations and ensure they have access to services that meet their needs.
AFNQL and Regional commission and organisations




