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NAN HOPE is a Telephone & Virtual Rapid Access Centre that offers 3 services: 24/7 toll-free rapid access to confidential crisis servicesNavigation: Out Navigators provide connection to ongoing mental health…

Do you know a child under 5 years old who is a member of Nishnawbe Aski Nation? NAN in partnership with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is proud to offer free…

Looking to make a difference? Join the Oshkaatisak Youth Council today! Youth Council ApplicationDownload

Speech Bubbles Why You Choose Life- Speech bubble download How You Choose Life- Speech bubble download NAN advocated for and developed Choose Life to ensure that no First Nation community…

Our people have always had the authority to make decisions regarding their own governance and education, but the Government of Canada currently does not acknowledge our authority.  Instead, our First…

In May 2019, NAN signed two Memorandum of Understanding with municipal partners. To the east, an MOU was signed with the Cochrane District Social Services Administration Board. To the west,…

Across Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) the ongoing shortage and inadequacy of housing is negatively impacting individual and community well-being. The ongoing First Nations housing crisis has developed out of decades…

Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) and other parties have released their Year 4 progress reports on jury recommendations on the fourth anniversary of the conclusion of the joint inquest into the deaths…

New! 2021 Amber’s Fire Safety Update Report Click here to read 2021 Amber’s Fire Safety Update Report Amber’s Fire Safety Campaign was endorsed by Chiefs-in-Assembly in May 2016 to promote…

The purpose of the Life Skills and Transitions Curriculum is to help students and young people develop the skills needed to cope in the world. The main topics in this…