First Nations Health Consortium

The First Nations Health Consortium (FNHC) improves access to health, social, education and other services for First Nations and Inuit children throughout Alberta. The FNHC supports First Nations and Inuit children and families with Jordans Principle applications in Alberta to ensure children and youth can access required services or supports they need, in line with the Jordans Principle child-first legal ruling. FNHC staff work with families on application assistance for Treaty Status Registration as well as advising youth during transition into adulthood. The FNHC also collaborates with partner organizations to implement community programming in sports and recreation, early childhood literacy...

Jordan's principle,transition to adulthood,treaty status applications,health services,social services,education services,reconciliation,indigenous,and first nations

First nations health consortium operates in the Health and human services industry.

First nations health consortium's revenue is 11m - 100m

First nations health consortium has 11 - 50 employees.