Grief & Loss Toolkit
Sharing Our Grief and Loss Bundle 🧡 Grief shows up in many ways, and we carry it in many forms. National Grief and Bereavement Day is a time for us […]
Virtual Care Toolkit
💻🌿 Now Live: Virtual Care Toolkit 🌿💻 As part of our Gathering Our Knowledge Bundles project, we’re proud to launch the Virtual Care Toolkit — a practical resource designed to […]
2S-LGBTQIA+ Terminology Tip Sheet
We are proud to announce the launch of our new 2S-LGBTQIA+ Bundle 🌈 a resource designed to help create safer and more inclusive spaces across the First Nations Mental Wellness […]
Grants & Proposals
📄💡 Thinking of applying for upcoming grants? We know grant writing can feel demanding, especially when you’re balancing so many roles in community. That’s why we created the Grants and […]
Staff Self-Care & Wellness Resources
💛 Today is International Self-Care Day (July 24) A reminder that taking care of others starts with caring for ourselves — and that self-care is part of community care. We’re […]
Now available in French: Le vrai visage de la justice rapport (What Justice Looks Like)
FPWC is proud to announce that What Justice Looks Like: Confronting Anti-Indigenous Racism and Building Safe and Comprehensive Mental Health & Addictions Systems for Indigenous Peoples is now available in […]
pihtikwê Episode 2: Dr. Melanie Nelson – Winning Trust of Children and Communities
Our guest on this episode of pihtikwê: Visits with First Nation Psychologists is Dr. Melanie Nelson. She is a proud Samahquam (St’at’imc) woman and an Assistant Professor at the University […]
Podcast Episode 1 – pihtikwê: Visits with First Nations Psychologists
This podcast series is developed by the Healing from Trauma and Reducing Addictions group, part of the Ontario Network Environments Indigenous Health Research (ON NEIHR) Program. Situated in 10 sites […]
Announcing the Release of the National Wellness Gathering Report
As Canada Day approaches, it is a time for reflection on the country’s history and its ongoing journey toward truth and reconciliation. In this spirit, the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) and First […]
Developing Relationships on a Shared Path to Reconciliation
FPWC is part of the transformative journey towards Indigenous wellness. Our own Dr. Ed Connors, Dr. William Mussell, and Despina Papadopoulos showcase how FPWC, with a two-eyed seeing approach and […]
