Resources

What is Autism? https://youtu.be/Y1GH0abOB3w Signs and Qualities of Autism and How to Help Your Child Thrive https://youtu.be/iqrS3FxZcDM?si=lT6HiONg-JG_RzTT https://youtu.be/Myb4kRZ3S44?si=1iUewRx9p3BXa_pc Translated Autism Information Videos https://youtu.be/Ex4XZPzjmDM?si=RxbAVeEMxKzlPAnj https://youtu.be/n7BB5H6SBh4?si=tXFVRAe8ICWFRiYa https://youtu.be/KDXIXfFxd0Y?si=zpKKGVgDT17Sxku1

NAN members continue to experience barriers to birth registration and obtaining birth certificates resulting in challenges in accessing health, social, education, employment and housing programs, federal and provincial benefits and…

The Barriers to ID multi-party working group was developed in early 2019 with Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN), Ministry of Indigenous Affairs (IAO) and Ministry of Consumer and Government Services (MCGS),…

Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Early Years department hosted the 3-day Our Children, Our Way Early Years Conference at the Victoria Inn Hotel & Conference Centre in Thunder Bay on November…

The following toolkit was created for developing waste management programs in First Nations Communities. View the Toolkit Here

Nishnawbe Aski Nation Culture Immersion is hosting another youth art contest! The land gives us many gifts to help educate us throughout our lives. Create an original 2-D artwork focusing…

In January 2016, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (CHRT) found Canada guilty of discriminating against First Nations children, youth, and families in its funding and control of child and family…

The Final Settlement Agreement team would like to share the new updates to Post Majority Care. The eligibility and funding has been expanded for Post-Majority Care (PMC) services. Attached is…

Can UNDRIP be used as a tool to advance self-determination? To get clean drinking water in communities under a boil water advisory? To get the funding that First Nations in…

NameTypeLocation (if not virtual/phone)Contact InformationFederal/Provincial ResourcesAl-Anon, AlateenHelp Line 1 (888) 425-2666Assaulted Women’s HelplineHelp Line 1 (866) 863-7868 *talk & text Crisis Line Number: (416) 863-0511 Toll-Free Number: 1 (866) 863-0511camhMental Health Services Addictions SupportToronto (Head…

Deadline for Class Action Settlement claim is July 13, 2022 For more information click here

Calling all First Nation individuals 17+. We want to know from anyone who attended or has not attended post-secondary. What was your experience with or without it?! Click here for…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWeGJULEpgY CREE https://youtu.be/Qy4oRV86sWk OJIBWAY https://youtu.be/CqlWlIgv0ds

Jordan’s Principle was named after Jordan River Anderson Jordan was born in 1999 with complex medical needs and was a member of Norway House Cree Nation in Manitoba. Jordan was…

NAN HOPE is a Telephone & Virtual Rapid Access Centre that offers 3 services: 24/7 toll-free rapid access to confidential crisis servicesNavigation: Out Navigators provide connection to ongoing mental health…

Do you know a child under 5 years old who is a member of Nishnawbe Aski Nation? NAN in partnership with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is proud to offer free…

Looking to make a difference? Join the Oshkaatisak Youth Council today! Youth Council ApplicationDownload

Speech Bubbles Why You Choose Life- Speech bubble download How You Choose Life- Speech bubble download NAN advocated for and developed Choose Life to ensure that no First Nation community…