Women and young girls across North America are jingle dress dancing in the face of COVID-19

This children’s storybook is a re-telling of My Hero is You, developed by the Inter-Agency Standing Committee Reference Group on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings. An intertribal workgroup convened to re-write this story and create illustrations that represent Indigenous peoples, values, and communities. The adapted story seeks to reach Indigenous peoples across Turtle Island and portray a sense of communal efficacy, strength and hope in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Andrea Landry, from Canada's National Observer

A platform gathering organizations and community groups accepting donations to help with their Covid 19 response efforts including sending materials and sharing knowledge for mutual benefit, aid and solidarity.

Raven talks on Coronavirus (Cree)

A factsheet on Mental Health and wellness of Elders.

Four Directions Virtual Support Hub from the Women's College Hospital Centre for Wise Practices ⬌ Indigenous Health Matriarchs

Compiled by the Jade Dumoulin from the Yellowhead Institute

Wellness Hotline available in Cree, Ojibway, Inuktitut, English and French. Online chat available or call 1-855-242-3310

Strategies and ideas that anyone, from young people to Elders, can do to help relieve some of the anxiety that many are feeling with the COVID-19 Pandemic creating such changes and uncertainty in our lives.

Resources including addictions and mental health support as well as grief and grieving support in New Brunswick and in Canada.

Resources and Mindshift app for Cognitive Behavioural Therapy at home for coping with anxiety.