Supporting the advancement and evolution of Indigenous health care service provision and planning throughout Ontario.
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Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
Connecting communities to #PrimaryCare 🩺
Ontario is launching the next primary care team call for proposals in September:
✅ new $250M investment
✅ supporting approximately 78 primary care teams
✅ 600,000 more people will be connected to primary care
#AMO2026
ALT Patient and health-care provider. Image Text: Protecting our communities: Ontario at AMO.
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
Sending so much love to the IPHCC. We lift you up for the vital work you do to support and advocate for healthcare providers serving Indigenous peoples. Together we strengthen our communities. The IDHC gathered with staff and partners June 17-18, 2026 to celebrate community.
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
This week we celebrate #WorldAIDSDay and #IndigenousAIDSAwarenessWeek. HIV and AIDS disproportionately affect several communities in Canada. CIHR is addressing this by funding community-led approaches to research.
Learn more from Drs. Kaushic and Gabel: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/54547.html…
ALT World AIDS Day and Indigenous AIDS Awareness Week with photos of Dr. Charu Kaushic and Dr. Chelsea Gabel
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
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Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
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 Knott share their insights on our Bemaadizijig Ganoonindwaa podcast!
open.spotify.com/episode/7iI…
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
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/2025/08/2…
ALT 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: https://anishinabeknews.ca/2025/08/25/labour-market-development-program-officer/
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
Want to learn Anishinaabemowin? Check out the sound bytes from the August 2025 Anishinabek Nation Giizisoo-Mzinigan!
Visit: soundcloud.com/anishinabek-n…
You can also access the calendar for FREE online at:
anishinabek.ca/Flipbooks/ANC…
* The Anishinabek Nation represents 39 First Nations in the province of Ontario. Throughout our member nations, we have many dialects and regional variations. Phrases for the Giizisoo-Mzinigan are provided by Anishinaabemowin speakers and have been reviewed by the Anishinabek Nation Anishinaabemowin E-niigaanwidood, Language Commissioner.
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
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.
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
🌈 #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
Happy Public Service Pride Week! 🌈
This year’s theme: “Together, We Create Change.”
Change doesn’t happen alone. Let’s work together to build inclusive, safe and empowering public service workplaces for all.
#PSPW2025
ALT 1 white hand and 1 black hand holding a heart containing the pride flag. Text: Public Service Pride Week.
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
We are over 200,000 strong in Ontario’s community health sector, providing care every day. But with growing staff shortages and increasing workloads, we need support to keep delivering care to those who need it most. Learn more about the campaign at allianceon.org.
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
An agreement was just signed in British Columbia that will give the Sts'ailes First Nation authority over their children in the child welfare system.
youtu.be/RLll2y7pGDc
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
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THIS WEEK.
Date: Wednesday, May 29, 2024
Time: 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
Here are some of the frequently asked questions the Health Transformation Team has answered at their previous engagements.
For more information, visit: health-transformation.ca
ALT Here are some of the frequently asked questions the Health Transformation Team has answered at their previous engagements. For more information, visit: www.health-transformation.ca
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
Today, RNAO & @iphcc_ca signed a relationship agreement that will introduce a Knowledge Keeper as a member of RNAO's board of directors.
We were honoured to welcome Elder Jimmy Dick & IPHCC CEO Caroline Lidstone-Jones to our office for the signing ceremony w/ CEO @DorisGrinspun
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
📣Good news!
Ontario is investing more than $5 million to connect over 16,000 people to primary care teams in Northwestern Ontario.
Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…
ALT Patient with health care provider. Image Text: Connecting more people to primary care.
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
On March 27th, the IPHCC is hosting an empowering virtual lunch and learn session with Sandi Boucher on "Maintaining Mental Wellness as We Assist Our Own to Heal."
Register here: iphcc-ca.zoom.us/meeting/reg…
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
March 21 is designated as the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
SLFNHA continues to stand against racism, racial discrimination, and intolerance. We stand for unity, inclusion, and respect for diversity.
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
Don't miss the chance to join our virtual lunch & learn & take an enlightening journey through "The Art of Thankfulness” with the IPHCC & Samantha Doxtator on Feb. 27th.
Bring your lunch, an open mind, & let's explore gratitude together!
Register: iphcc-ca.zoom.us/webinar/reg…
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
Did you know February 21 marks Mental Health Nurses' Day?
Thank you to all the #mentalhealth nurses for your compassion and dedication to supporting patients. #MHNursesDay cfmhn.ca/
Indigenous Primary Health Care Council retweeted
February 14
In remembrance and in honour of the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
#MMIWG2S
#MMIWG
ALT A photo of a brick-red circular monument that is split down the middle. It is decorated with a white flower motif in the middle and on the right, an image of an Indigenous woman dancing in a jingle dress. Text at the bottom says Remembering Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls #MMIWG2S.