Join IPHCC and Great Lakes Cultural Camps for an exciting Lunch and Learn on April 11th! Our hosts will guide us through traditional teachings that bring together crafting, play, and the land. All are welcome. Link In Bio

The IPHCC has come together with the Canadian Center for Accreditation to form an alliance to redefine how Indigenous health is received and provided throughout Ontario. The shared interest lies within improving the quality and accessibility for Indigenous Peoples across Ontario.

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This #WorldImmunizationWeek, we raise our voice in support of one of the most powerful tools in public health - immunization. The IPHCC recognizes the power of vaccination for the protection and well-being of our communities- Elders, children and future generations.

Our voice holds power, it shapes policies and decisions that impact our daily lives. Your voice matters. Your vote matters. This federal election, your vote can help build shape the future, stay informed, stay engaged, and make your voice heard. #FedElection2025

Today, on National Physicians' Day, we recognize and celebrate the vital role physicians play in supporting Indigenous Health across Ontario. Thank you for your dedication and hard work.

Today is Red Dress Day, the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit People (MMIWG2S+). This is not just a day of reflection - it is a call for justice and reconciliation. Read the 231 Calls for Justice. Commit to action.

This years theme for Mental Health Week is #UnmaskingMentalHealth. Don't be afraid to be open and honest with yourself, your loved ones, and your community. It's time to remove the mask of silence around mental health. See how the IPHCC is supporting mental wellness. Link in Bio

Today marks the beginning of National Nursing Week. We want to take this opportunity to celebrate all our hardworking nurses and nurse practitioners throughout Ontario. The dedication to your patients does not go unnoticed. Miigwetch for everything you do.

IPHCC sends our congratulations to Mandy Gull-Masty, Rebecca Chartrand, Buckley Belanger, and Rebecca Alty. All Indigenous MP’s who have been named to cabinet. Join us in celebrating their achievement!

Over 1 in 5 Canadians lack access to basic health care. Are you one of them? The OurCare Survey is your chance to share your experience and help shape a system that works for everyone. Your voice matters. Take the survey: bit.ly/4jvr7P3

June is National Indigenous History Month. We honour the strength, cultures & histories of First Nations, Inuit & Métis peoples. IPHCC stands with communities in breaking barriers & advancing health through advocacy, education & partnership. #NIHM2025 #IndigenousHistoryMonth

Today, we honour #NunavutDay — a celebration of Inuit sovereignty and the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement. We stand with Nunavummiut in uplifting Inuit-led approaches to health, healing, and wellness — grounded in culture, community, and self-determination.

The IPHCC is wishing everyone a safe and relaxing Civic Holiday! Whether you're spending time with loved ones, out in nature, or simply resting, we hope this long weekend brings a moment of peace and connection.

LINK to VIDEO youtu.be/VMc5CZWzD7Q Nicole Blackman, RN, Chief Operating Officer and Christi-Ann Poulette, RN, Health System Transformation Manager at the Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC), share insights about Indigenous health and nursing.

🌈 #PSPW2025 highlights the collective role of people and teams in advancing equity for the #2SLGBTQI+ community in the public service — building safe, inclusive, and empowering workplaces for all. #PrideSeason #Pride2025

Want to learn Anishinaabemowin? Check out the sound bytes from the August 2025 Anishinabek Nation Giizisoo-Mzinigan! Visit: soundcloud.com/anishinabek-na… You can also access the calendar for FREE online at: anishinabek.ca/Flipbooks/ANCa… * The Anishinabek Nation represents 39 First Nations

We’re hiring! Check out our Labour Market Development – Program Officer position below. Applications are to be submitted to: [email protected]. Applications must be received no later than Friday, September 5, 2025. Visit: anishinabeknews.ca/2025/08/25/lab…

September 9 is International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness Day! As Anishinaabe people we respect individuals living with FASD as Bewiidookaagejig, Carrier of Gifts. Learn more about FASD as our Anishinabek Nation FASD Regional Workers Lynda Banning and Chochi

Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay. This year’s theme, “Changing the Narrative on Suicide,” calls us to challenge myths, reduce stigma & open dialogue. At IPHCC, we stand with all impacted & call for systemic change. Help is available 24/7—call or text 9-8-8.