The Indigenous Skills and Employment Training (ISET) Program is designed to help Indigenous people improve their skills and find employment. ISET was launched in 2019, formally replacing the Aboriginal Skills and Employment Training Strategy (1989-2019). The new ISET Program builds on what was successful about Aboriginal Skills Employment Training Strategy and reflects what was heard from Indigenous partners.
WTCI provides capacity building training, workshops, and advisory services to our member communities based on current priority needs.
Our Non-Insured Health Benefits Navigator helps First Nation communities in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island better understand and access the Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) Program which provides a range of medically necessary health-related goods and services not otherwise covered through private insurance plans or provincial/territorial health and social programs.
The Indigenous patient navigator will act as a resource and point of contact for both Indigenous clients and their families, healthcare providers and when appropriate, community members, to ensure the provision of care is culturally safe and client centered. In collaboration with patients & families, healthcare providers and community resources, the Indigenous patient navigator will navigate
The New Brunswick Health Council is seeking to fill the position of Indigenous Health Research & Policy Analyst: https://nbhc.ca/careers-at-NBHC/analyst-indigenous-health-research-and-policyApplications are due January 10 at noon.
The APCFNC is looking to hire a consultant to organize a Mi’kmaq-Maliseet Youth Council Conference in February 2022. Below is the request for proposals.