Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority

Transforming the health of Anishinaabe people across Kiiwetinoong by providing community-led services and a strong voice for their community needs.

[Dr. Doris Grinspun 🇨🇦 RN, PhD, FAAN, O.ONT @DorisGrinspun]

Awe-inspiring panel focused on a "Day in the Life of Northern remote and urban Indigenous communities: Health care in Ontario:"
Natalie Hache, Traditional Wellness Navigator from Anishnawbe Mushkiki, speaks about the full healing journey.

Hanna Sewell teaches us how to be better allies and urges to lean on indigenous midwives for pre - and post natal care

Alyssa Sousa, Indigenous Health Associate, urges honesty, understanding, and openness with patients.

Shaelyn Leblanc tells us not to be judgmental "everything you do counts."

#IndigenousHealth #IndigenousRights #IndigenousVoices #IndigenousHistoryMonth @lesagem55 @INAIG_RNAO @GraceSuvaRN Chii migwetch for moderating RN Kate Hanson @KHansonRNAO @DorisGrinspun

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Fresh Air with Ismaila Alfa - April 12, 2025: Forever Chasing Flights: Remote First Nation Patients Left Stranded https://t.co/8yqSCp49Oh

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Fresh Air with Ismaila Alfa - April 12, 2025: Forever Chasing Flights: Remote First Nation Patients Left Stranded Fresh Air
with Ismaila Alfa
Forever Chasing Flights: Remote First Nation Patients Left Stranded

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Today, on World Health Day, we take a moment to recognize and honour the incredible dedication of every staff member at Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority
Miigwetch for showing up, supporting communities, and for believing in the power of Indigenous-led health care. ♥️

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On Thursday, March 20th - SLFNHA PCT and the SLMHC will be showcasing Nutrition Month at Hostel #1 - 10AM to 3PM. Come out and join us for a day of fun, food, spin the wheel, and great prizes! Let’s nourish our bodies to flourish, together! #NutritionMonth2025 #NourishToFlourish

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On Thursday, March 20th - SLFNHA PCT and the SLMHC will be showcasing Nutrition Month at Hostel #1 - 10AM to 3PM. Come out and join us for a day of fun, food, spin the wheel, and great prizes! Let’s nourish our bodies to flourish, together! #NutritionMonth2025 #NourishToFlourish

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#FeelGoodFriday - This week Mishkeegogamang opened their Community Health Hub and SLFNHA coordinated the ceremony and celebration! Miigwetch to the community for creating space and taking the time to celebrate this achievement!

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SLFNHA Developmental Services participated in a wonderful three-day education conference in February organized by Shibogama and Windigo education authorities.

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The Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority (SLFNHA) extends
its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, and community
members of North Caribou Lake First Nation as they mourn the
unexpected passing of Chief Leo Marvin Sakchekapo on January 23,
2025.

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Today is #BellLetsTalk Day

If you need access to mental health support or just someone to talk to, NAN Hope is available 24/7 by phone or text: 1-844-NAN-HOPE (626-4673)
Or chat at https://t.co/DtZqCTxBKO

Remember, you are not alone.

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January is Alzheimer's Awareness Month. People who stay socially connected and physically active have better outcomes as they age. In the spirit of Biboon, connect with your Elders to make them aware of the love that they bring to our communities and futures.

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Aging and memory loss is a natural part of life, however certain signs or behaviours can mean that the brain is changing faster than expected for older people.

See the signs to look out for here: https://t.co/PlM2c2Ug8g or scan the QR in the design.

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Caring for Elders is a responsibility that we all share.

Check out the Indigenous Caregiver's Toolkit for helpful tips to help you best care for your loved ones as they age: https://t.co/QpQClDWGrX

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As winter intensifies in the North, the dry cold can become harsh, with temperatures dipping well below freezing. That is why SLFNHA is hosting a Winter Clothing Drive to support those in need. All donations will be used to provide much needed warmth within the community. ❄️🧣

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SLFNHA's Approaches to Community Wellbeing department is pleased to offer Indigenous Doula Training in partnership with Zaagi’idiwin in Thunder Bay in February of 2025. As space in the training is limited, we are asking interested individuals to complete an application form

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SLFNHA continues to highlight our mission as we serve 33 communities across Kiiwetinoong: Transforming the health of Anishinaabe people across Keetinoong by providing community-led services and a strong voice for community health needs #IndigenousLedHealthCare #SLFNHA

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Happy New Year from Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority!
As we welcome 2025, we extend our warmest wishes to all the communities and clients we are honoured to serve. We look forward to continuing our shared journey toward transforming healthcare across Kiiwetinoong.

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#MerryChristmas from everyone at SLFNHA! 🎄

Please note that our offices will be closed until Thursday, January 2.
Essential services will remain open throughout the holidays.

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From healthcare providers to administrative teams throughout the Client Services department, every single employee plays a vital role in improving the lives of so many across Kiiwetinoong!

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Today, SLFNHA wants to take a moment to express gratitude to the incredible essential workers throughout the Holiday season. Your tireless efforts, dedication, and compassion ensure that our communities remain supported, healthy, and strong!