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Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) is working closely with First Nation partners, the Public Health Agency of Canada, other departments such as Heath Canada, Public Safety as well as provincial and territorial counterparts to protect the health and safety of First Nations and support First Nations communities in responding to the public health crisis resulting from the novel COVID-19.

Google Document created to share resources, supports, and community measures taken to respond to Covid-19.

A Public Announcement about COVID-19 in the following Indigenous Languages: Blackfoot, Denesuline, Eastern Ojibway, Innu aimun, Inuktitut (North Baffin), Inuktitut (South Baffin), Maliseet, Michif Cree, Michif French, Mi'kmaq, Mohawk (Eastern dialect), Mohawk (Western dialect), Nunatsiavummiutut, OjiCree (Roman orthography), OjiCree (syllabics), Plains Cree, Stoney, Swampy Cree, Western Ojibway, Woods Cree

kitatipithitama mithwayawin - Indigenous-Led Countermeasures to Coronavirus

Document outlining the Preparedness Guidelines for Indigenous Services Canada in COVID-19

If you are displaying symptoms of coronavirus, check-in on the SKODEN protocol: S - Severe symptoms, go to the doctor; K - know the precautions; O - Obey social distancing; D - Don’t touch your face; E - Every time wash your hands for 20+ seconds; N - Nose and mouth should be covered if coughing.

"The FNHA is working with provincial and federal partners to actively monitor and respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. We have created this COVID-19 web portal to help BC First Nations people and their health care providers and community leaders to get the information they need to keep themselves and others safe."

The NDN Collective’s COVID-19 Response Project is designed to provide immediate relief to some of the most underserved communities in the country. NDN’s intent is to quickly distribute resources to frontline organizations, Tribes, and individuals who are providing essential services to Indigenous communities within the next 15-45 days to provide gap resources during this health crisis.

A fact sheet on how to keep Elders safe and to work towards caregiving responsibilities.

Dr. Alika LaFontaine (Oji-Cree) discusses ways to respond to COVID-19 for Indigenous families.

"Elders at a nursing home in Wikwemikong First Nation in Ontario are taking to social media to tell families and First Nations the importance of social distancing, self-isolating, and handwashing amid the COVID-19 pandemic."

Article by Niigaan Sinclair (Winnipeg Free Press)

An article on decolonizing community care and Indigenous responses to COVID-19.

If you have stopped working because of COVID-19, the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) may provide you with temporary income support. The CERB provides $500 a week for up to 16 weeks.

Compiled by Indigenous Studies at the University of Toronto

Compiled by Aboriginal Legal Services

Compiled by the City of Toronto

A Directory of Groups and Programs Organized
by or for First Nations, Inuit and Métis People, Compiled, edited and printed by Indigenous Inclusion Directorate, Manitoba Education and Training, Indigenous Relations Manitoba Indigenous and Municipal Relations

Compiled by the Government of Saskatchewan

Compiled by the Government of Alberta

Compiled by the Government of British Columbia

Compiled by the Memorial University Libraries