Treaty 6, 7 and 8 work to improve Jordan’s Principal in health care

The First Nations Health Consortium’s priority is

to improve access to health, social and educational services and supports

for Alberta’s First Nations & Inuit children, youth and families.

The First Nations Health Consortium (FNHC) was created in 2017 to implement Jordan’s Principle Child First Initiative - Enhanced Service Coordination for First Nations & Inuit families and their children throughout Alberta. Enhanced service coordination is about helping to connect families and their children to much needed services, whether it is health, social and educational.

Contact our FNHC Regional Service Coordinators and Access Workers either by email or calling

nochild4gotten@abfnhc.com

Treaty 6, 7 and 8 work to improve Jordan’s Principal in health care

Feb 16, 2017 – APTN National News
Alberta First Nations in Treaty territories 6, 7 and 8 have come together to form a health consortium to ensure equal health care for children living on reserve. ... More

http://aptnnews.ca/2017/02/16/treaty-6-7-and-8-work-to-improve-jordans-principal-in-health-care/

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The First Nations Health Consortium’s priority is

to improve access to health, social and educational services and supports

for Alberta’s First Nations & Inuit children, youth and families.

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