Projects
During the Indian Residential School Resolution Health Support Program Formative Analysis, helpers shared that information regarding Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) can feel difficult to navigate, or is often presented [...]
The Memory Carriers Toolkit was developed in response to what we have heard: there is a need for clear, culturally grounded resources that reflect both the realities of dementia and [...]
Developed in partnership between First Peoples Wellness Circle (FPWC) and School Mental Health Ontario (SMHO), Walking Together provides culturally relevant resources designed to support Indigenous student wellness in Ontario. Recognizing [...]
We are proud to share “What we Learned: Co-Developing a Cultural Safety Curriculum with First Nations Communities in New Brunswick” – the final report on the Anti-Indigenous Racism (AIR) Project. [...]
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Supporting the Development and Mobilization of Community-Owned, Self-Determined, and Culturally Relevant Mental Wellness Tools and Resources The Gathering Our Knowledge Bundles project was developed in response to the growing need [...]
Supporting the Well-being of the First Nations Mental Wellness Workforce The Mental Wellness Teams Comprehensive Needs Assessment 2019, initiated by First Peoples Wellness Circle in collaboration with members of Mental [...]
Introduction: The Life Promotion / Suicide Prevention report provides insight and recommendations on wise practices for suicide prevention and life promotion to support the well-being of First Nations, Inuit, and [...]
Introduction: The Substance Use Treatment and Land-Based Healing report provides recommendations and wise practices for enhancing access and quality of substance use treatment and land-based healing for First Nations, Inuit, [...]
Introduction: The Workforce Wellness report discusses chronic challenges First Nations, Inuit, and Métis mental wellness, health, and addictions workforces face that have been exacerbated by the pandemic (e.g., lack of [...]
