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Recent reports are showing common occurrences of contaminated drug supply, which can result in increased risk of overdose (January report on the right from NorWest Community Health Centres).

Last year, the Pikangikum First Nation received a year-long $147,600 Resilient Communities Fund grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) and since then, has been working to rebuild and recover from impacts of COVID-19 by hiring a Food Security Project Manager and Coordinator to align cross-organizational supports to facilitate access, delivery, and distribution of food donations.

Jordan's Principle Group Application: Winter Clothing & Helmets

IFNA is a rapidly growing Tribal Council and is looking for a professional, friendly and dedicated individuals to join our expanding Finance team. We offer opportunities for career growth, cross-training and professional development.

Student Home Workers support students from IFNA communities attending school in Sioux Lookout by providing house activities, meals, transportation, etc. You will have the opportunity to be a mentor to the students and help shape their essential life skills. This role is key in providing a home away from home for the youth.

In the August 2023 volume of The Alliance, IFNA departments provide insight on recent developments.

In volume 4 of The Alliance, IFNA departments provide insight on recent developments.

This Golf Tournament supports Oshki-Wenjack, Confederation College and Lakehead University in assisting First Nation students by awarding bursaries to students following the golf tournament.

Our Health Services team understands the challenges of not always knowing what our children need from us, as parents. To help alleviate some of the frustration, the Health Services team is introducing Circle of Security, a 9-week program.

In volume 3 of The Alliance, IFNA departments provide insight on recent developments.

The Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is an interactive and practice-dominated two-day course designed to train community members in suicide first aid.

Delicious and nutritious food coming right up! Join us and learn how to develop your baby’s adventurous palate with our hands-on Homemade Baby Food Workshop taking place in Pikangikum.

Jordan's Principle Group Application: Winter Clothing & Helmets

In volume 2 of The Alliance, IFNA departments provide insight on recent developments.

We celebrated the 20th anniversary of Canada’s largest & longest running housing conference dedicated to building First Nations!

Since Friday, the First Nation Community of Pikangikum has been without its only and essential medical transport vehicle used to move patients from incident scene to Nursing Station to Air Ambulance service.

The Jordan's Principle Group Application aims to provide families with support in getting their children their back-to-school supplies.

The IFNA Strategic Communications department is implementing a quarterly newsletter, The Alliance, that will be released first at the quarterly Chiefs Meetings and then distributed to IFNA communities and offices.

Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (KI) has recently declared a state of emergency due to a COVID-19 outbreak within the community.

First Nation emergency professionals & management coordinators were invited to learn, share, and prepare together for future emergencies.