Administers programs and services to improve the quality of life for urban Indigenous people with a focus on social, educational and cultural development

• Provides a meeting place for urban Aboriginal people and community members regardless of nationality
  
• Hosts cultural events

Provides the following programs:

• Indigenous Drug and Alcohol Program
  
• Indigenous Family Support Program
  
• Indigenous Healing and Wellness Program
  
• Indigenous Healing and Wellness Program, Crisis Intervention
  
• Indigenous Healthy Babies, Healthy Children
  
• Indigenous Prenatal Nutrition Program
  
• Akwe:go Program
  
• Alternative Education Program
  
• Apatisiwin Employment Services
  
• Children's Mental Health Program
  
• Food Bank
  
• Homeless Outreach Program
  
• Life Long Care Program
  
• Native Combined Courtwork Program
  
• Urban Indigenous Healthy Living Program
  
• Urban Indigenous Healthy Living Program for kids
  
• Wasa Nabin Program
  
• Wiinisidotam Adult Literacy Program
  
• Youth Justice Program
  
• Zaagi idiwin Aboriginal Head Start Program

• Offers a wide range of community-based and culturally appropriate programs and services to Métis people
  
• Participates in community development activities that promote cultural diversity and partnership development with other Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal agencies
  
• Offers hall rentals to community organizations

Addresses the needs of Métis people by providing the following programs and services:

• Education and Training Branch, Education Program
  
• Education and Training Branch, Employment and Training Program
  
• Healing and Wellness Branch, Community Support Services
  
• Healing and Wellness Branch, Community Wellness Program
  
• Healing and Wellness Branch, Food Bank
  
• Healing and Wellness Branch, Métis Family Wellness Program
  
• Healing and Wellness Branch, Métis Healthy Babies Healthy Children
  
• Lands, Resources and Consultations Branch

Council

• Provides advocacy and deals with political issues for Sunset Country Métis Nation
  
• Assists individuals and families with issues such as membership and genealogy

Ontario Telemedicine Network

• Provides video-conferencing suites on-site which use the Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN)
  
• Allows psychiatrists and other health care specialists to have a remote connection to patients and clients
  
• Reduces the need to travel to receive care

Provides advisory services and assistance with issues relating to identification, registration forms and processes and Native membership

• Informs community leadership of current and evolving Indian status changes and issues, including documents required for US border crossing
• Supplies forms, provides guidance for filling out applications and offers assistance in mailing to applicable departments

Provides assistance in the following matters:

• Birth certificates and registration
• Commissioner of Oath duties
• Death certificates
• Estates and pensions
• Indian Registration matters
• Marriage licenses
• Status cards and renewals

• Serves as a non-political Chiefs Council which provides support and advisory services to seven First Nation communities
• Provides technical and professional advisory services and training to enhance the overall management skills and opportunities of the area First Nations in their quest to become self-sufficient
• Consists of Chiefs and Corporate representatives from each community
• Delivers programs and services through local community government
• Provides services that respect and reflect the Anishinabe cultural beliefs, traditions and practices

Advisory services and support are provided in the following areas:

• Economic Development
• Financial
• Fire Prevention
• Ge Da Gi Binez Youth Centre
• Human Resources
• Membership
• Rainy Lake Tribal Area Business & Financial Services Corporation
• Technical Services, Engineering
• Technical Services, Housing
• Technical Services, Operations & Maintenance