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SIOUX LOOKOUT FIRST NATIONS
HEALTH AUTHORITY

"In Partnership with First Nations to Develop the Future of Health Care Systems"

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VISION


We look forward to a time when our communities are filled with First Nations' people who are glowing with health, when families and communities support each other and are models of positive health status, when all able bodied people are employed, when there are sufficient quality homes for all and when the environment in each community is clean and safe for all people.
 

PURPOSE


The purpose of the Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority is to support achieving this vision by contributing in its unique ways to a strong health system for the Anishinabe. This health system has many parts: First Nations with their primary responsibility for their people's health, the secondary responsibilities of the Tribal Councils, the on-going Treaty responsibilities of the Government of Canada, the support of the Nishinabe Aski Nation, and other health organizations. 

The Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority wishes to contribute to achieving the vision of health and individual, family and community well-being by working in partnership with all jurisdictions in the Anishinabe Health System to provide excellence in population health promotion and system organization
 

 

Info on H1N1 (Human Swine Flu)

 

For information on H1N1 and its impacts on communities in the Sioux Lookout zone, please see these external sites.

 

 

Ontario First Nation Pandemic site

Health Canada's site

 

 

As of Thursday, June 18, 2009

Health Canada opened a
General Inquiries line

for anyone looking for
general information on H1N1

 

Toll Free 1-877-365-3623

 


 

Environmental Scan of Infection
Prevention and Control in
First Nations Communities

Click on above link to
open PDF of
the Report from 2007


 

UPDATE ON HOSTEL PROJECT

 

Web Update

 

7/02/09

Employment Opportunities - Residential
Counsellor and Relief Counsellor

 

6/30/09

New Photos added to Hostel Project images

 

6/25/09

Employment Opportunity - Case Manager

 

6/17/09

Scroll down this page for more information

on H1N1 and resources available to you

 

MARTHA'S STORY

Chiefs' Forum
Answering the
Call for Help:
Reducing Prescription Drug Abuse in Our Communities

 

 

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