New publication from the Canadian Paediatric Society

Are We Doing Enough?
A status report on Canadian public policy and child and youth health

New publication from the social services

Development of a mental health service organization model among the First Nations of Quebec

New publication from HEALTH CANADA

YOUR HEALTH BENEFITS
A Guide for First Nations to Access
Non-Insured Health Benefits

PREVENTING VIOLENCE IN ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES

The pilot project Community Violence and Aggression Prevention (CVAP), intended for young aboriginals and their families, is an initiative of the FNQLHSSC.

All the information on Facebook.

Informations Clearninghouses for Seniors

The government’s information clearinghouse for seniors program is intended for existing organizations. It has a $2.1-million budget allowance spread over three years.

2011-2012 Information Guide

New publication of the Health Council of Canadian

Understanding and Improving Aboriginal Maternal and Child Health in Canada

Read the report

New publication of the government of Quebec

This flyer for seniors presents a series of measures implemented by the government on their behalf.

New publication

Brochure intented to First Nations families of Quebec

An Act to promote gender equity in Indian registration by responding to the Court of Appeal for British Columbia decision in McIvor v. Canada

Implementation

Non-Insured Health Benefits

AFN Supports Global Efforts to Close the Health Gap Between Indigineous and non-Indigineous Peoples

Press release

INNU MESHKENU PATH
Dr. Stanley Vollant walks to rekindle the flame!

The Innu Meshkenu Path is a 3200 km walk, which starts in Labrador and goes all the way into Ontario, with the objective of meeting Aboriginal communities. The journey will last between three and four weeks per year and take place over a period of five to six years. The goal is to meet young First Nations and talk to them about the importance of having dreams and working towards making them come true.

See his itinerary.

Launching of the DVD
The Legacy of Quebec Indian Residential Schools
The First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission pursues its efforts to help the communities to rebuild their social fabric, which has been tattered by the effects of the governments’ repeated assimilation policies. (Suite)

Click here to watch the DVD.