We support Manitoba First Nations in achieving and maintaining a cultural, community based, holistic state of overall wellbeing.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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FIRST NATIONS ADULTS LIVING IN MB INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN MENTAL WELLNESS RESEARCH STUDY
Your input will help improve a First Nations-led suicide intervention training program and support future mental wellness initiatives across Manitoba First Nations.
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NEW ARTICLE: The Right to Be Counted: Unmasking First Nations and Métis Population Undercounts in Winnipeg, Manitoba
by Lisa Avery, Marcie Snyder, Monica, Della Herrera, Leona Star, Stephanie Sinclair, Janet Smylie, and Michael Rotondi
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"Rooted & Rising" Anti-Indigenous Racism (AIR) Training in Action Podcast
FNHSSM's Cheryle Dreaver and Carla Cochrane introduce you to and discuss Anti-Indigenous Training through the First Nations Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba.
LISTEN HERE👇🏾:
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MOVING BEYOND LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Disrupting Anti-Indigenous Racism in Healthcare Conference
Feb. 18-19, 2026
Winnipeg, MB
Register here:
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ANTI-INDIGENOUS RACISM IN HEALTH CARE CONFERENCE:
February 18-19, 2026
Radisson Hotel, Downtown Winnipeg, MB
For more Info, to Register and to explore Sponsorship Opportunities, please visit: fnhssm.com/
Conference Contact:
Cheryle Dreaver
cdreaver@fnhssm.com
FNHSSM IS HIRING A PHIMS TRAINER!
Please visit our website to learn more about this exciting career opportunity and other Health Employment opportunities from our communities and partners.
DEADLINE TO APPLY FOR PHIMS TRAINER: 4:30 pm, February 2, 2026.
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FIRST NATIONS ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES
Deadline is February 1, 2026
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EXTENDED CALL FOR PRESENTERS (New Deadline: January 20, 2026)
**UPDATE- REGISTRATION FEE FOR SELECTED PRESENTERS WAIVED**
More Info: fnhssm.com/
Sponsorship Opportunities: fnhssm.com/_files/ugd/e1854a…
Presenter Submissions, please email: cdreaver@fnhssm.com
CALL FOR PRESENTERS: Anti-Indigenous Racism in Health Care
"Moving Beyond Land Acknowledgements
DEADLINE: January 16, 2026
For full details, please contact:
Cheryle Dreaver at cdreaver@fnhssm.com
or
Tara Letandre at tletandre@fnhssm.com
FNHSSM IS HIRING! Please visit our Careers & Opportunities page for job postings and details about the following positions:
✅ Anti-Racism Training Coordinator
✅Turtle Team Members
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**PART-TIME PAID INTERNSHIP**
Explore how #AI can support First Nations health + data sovereignty. Work with Knowledge Keepers & develop ethical AI tools.
DEADLINE: JUNE 25
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#FirstNationsHealth #DataSovereignty
Measles is a serious illness. You can protect yourself by getting the free measles vaccine in all provinces and territories. If you think your child might have missed a vaccine dose, you can contact your local health department.
More information: gov.mb.ca/health/publichealt…
MEASLES
When you have all the recommended doses of the measles vaccine, protection is nearly 100%. The vaccine also protects against severe symptoms and complications such as pneumonia.
Learn more about the vaccine:
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You can take steps to protect yourself and others from measles. Stay home when sick and limit contact with others. Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing. Wash your hands often with soap and water or sanitizer. Avoid sharing items such as bottles and utensils.
MEASLES FACTSHEETS IN MANTIOBA
Please review the following fact sheets for information about measles in Manitoba.
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Visit your local health centre or talk to your health care provider
Call Health Links - Info Santé toll-free in Manitoba 1-888-315-9257. •
Measles is a serious and highly contagious disease that can lead to complications such as pneumonia, deafness, brain inflammation, and in severe cases, death. Protect yourself by staying up to date with vaccinations.
Learn more: gov.mb.ca/health/publichealt…
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MEASLES UPDATE IN MANTIOBA - AWARENESS & PREVENTION
Please review the following update from Manitoba on Measles: gov.mb.ca/health/publichealt…
In 2025, the Public Health Agency of Canada has recorded more than 700 cases of measles. The best way to avoid infection is vaccination.
Learn more and make sure you and your family are up-to-date on your vaccinations: gov.mb.ca/health/publichealt…
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🏠 HOUSEHOLD EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FOR FIRST NATIONS FAMILIES
Emergency Preparedness starts at home. Preparedness saves lives. Let’s protect our families and communities—together.
INFO TO HELP YOU BE PREPARED:
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#EmergencyPreparednessWeek May 4-10
🌫️ SMOKE AND AIR QUALITY SAFETY
Wildfire smoke can harm our lungs. Stay indoors when air quality is poor, use clean air shelters if available, and check on Elders and children who are more at risk.
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