Supporting the advancement and evolution of Indigenous health care service provision and planning throughout Ontario.
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The Ministry of Health and Ontario Health will be hosting a webinar to review the 2027-28 IPCT Call for Proposals. The technical webinar will take place on October 13th, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. EDT (Eastern Daylight Time).
Register here: bit.ly/3VqOCTr
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The Ministry of Health and Ontario Health will be hosting a webinar for Indigenous-led proponents to review the 2027-28 Interprofessional Primary Care Team (IPCT) Call for Proposals. Following the Ministry session, IPHCC will host a member webinar.
More details coming soon.
Today, Dr. Alika Lafontaine and Nicole Blackman filmed Safespace Fireside Chats on Indigenous experiences in health care, reporting harm, and creating safer spaces to speak about what happened.
We look forward to sharing these conversations as Safespace relaunches in Ontario.
Applications are now open for the 2027–28 Interprofessional Primary Care Team (IPCT) Call for Proposals.
IPHCC is available to support members with applications and proposal reviews.
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On World Suicide Prevention Day, we recognize the importance of compassion, connection, and open conversations about mental health. Together, we can help reduce stigma, encourage people to seek support, and remind others that they are not alone.
Today is International Overdose Awareness Day, a day to remember those lost, support those affected by overdose, and raise awareness about prevention
Every life matters. Every story matters. Together, we can encourage compassion and help create a future where fewer lives are lost
📢 A new $250M primary care investment is coming to Ontario, with funding proposals expected in Sept. 2026. IPHCC is preparing resources, guidance, and application support to help Indigenous Primary Health Care Organizations get ready. #IndigenousPrimaryHealthCare #OntarioHealth
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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
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Today, on International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we take the opportunity to listen, learn, and reflect on the importance of upholding Indigenous rights, preserving cultural heritage, and advancing truth and reconciliation.
Welcome to our new member, E-nangaabe-jig Health Services (EHS). EHS is an Indigenous‑led primary care and wellness organization supporting Indigenous peoples living both on‑ and off‑reserve across Lambton County.
IPHCC now has 22 members in 68 locations.
We're hiring! The IPHCC is looking to fill 2 full-time roles. Manager, Traditional Wellness & Reconciliation and Senior Accountant, Finance. The application deadline is August 7th, 2026. For the full job postings, visit the link iphcc.ca/job-opportunities/
On International Self-Care Day, we encourage everyone to take a moment to reset, refresh, and rejuvenate. Whether it’s taking a walk, staying hydrated, getting enough rest, or simply pausing to recharge, every step counts. What’s your favourite way to practice self-care?
IPHCC's Cultural Safety Training empowers healthcare professionals and organizations. Learn how to improve health outcomes, build stronger patient relationships, and expand professional capabilities.
Learn more about our training: iphcc.ca/cultural-safety-tra…
We're hiring! The IPHCC is seeking a full-time Program Coordinator for our Health System Transformation and Strategic Initiatives team. The application deadline is July 24, 2026. For the full job posting, visit the link below.
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As wildfires continue to affect communities across the country, the Indigenous Primary Health Care Council stands in solidarity with the First Nations and Indigenous communities experiencing evacuation, displacement, and uncertainty.
We recognize the leadership of Indigenous communities, local health teams, Elders, Knowledge Holders, and emergency responders who continue to care for their people under incredibly difficult circumstances.
We remain committed to supporting Indigenous primary healthcare organizations however we can and encourage everyone to support trusted local relief efforts.
We are holding all those affected in our thoughts.
#IndigenousHealth #Wildfires #CommunityStrength
