Administers programs and services to improve the quality of life for urban Aboriginal 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

Offers the following programs and services:

• Aboriginal Alcohol and Drug Program
  
• Aboriginal Alternative Secondary School Program
  
• Aboriginal Courtworker Program
  
• Aboriginal Family Support Progam
  
• Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy Program
  
• Aboriginal Healthy Babies Healthy Children
  
• Aboriginal Prenatal Nutrition Program
  
• Academic Upgrading and Career Entrance Program
  
• Adult Native Literacy and Basic Skills
  
• Akwe:go Program
  
• Apatisiwin-Employment and Training
  
• Community Career Developer
  
• Cultural Resource Program
  
• Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Child Nutrition
  
• Indigenous Children's Wellness Program
  
• Life Long Care
  
• Oppekehawaso Wekamik Centre (Daycare)
  
• Urban Aboriginal Healthy Lifestyles Program
  
• Wasa Nabin Program

Serves as a non-political Chiefs Council which provides support services to 6 First Nation communities

• Provides governance, political support and advocacy to Wabun First Nations in their quest to build self-sufficient communities
  
• Consists of Chiefs and representatives from each community
  
• Delivers programs and services through local community government
  
• Responsible for negotiations of major resource development agreements in the areas of mining and hydroelectricity
  
• Assists in Treaty Land Entitlement (TLE) claims for Wabun First Nations
  
• Publishes The Wabun Sun, a regional newspaper with news from all the member communities; paper and archives also available online

Provides technical and professional advisory services and programs in the following areas:

• Administration (Band Office)
  
• Aboriginal Skills and Employment Strategy (ASETS) - Mamo-Nuskomitowin
  
• Economic Development and Technical Services
  
• Education
  
• Education, Wabun Scholarship Fund
  
• Financial Advisory Services
  
• Health Services
  
• Health Services, Community Health Program
  
• Health Services, Patient Transportation Program
  
• Health Services, Regional Crisis Intervention
  
• Health Services, Wabun Youth Gathering
  
• Resource Development
  
• Wabun Development Corporation, Training and Employment Services

• 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

Addresses the distinct needs of Métis peoples in the following areas:

• Education and Training Branch, Education
  
• Education and Training Branch, Employment and Training
  
• Education and Training Branch, Labour Market Projects
  
• Healing and Wellness Branch, Community Support Services
  
• Healing and Wellness Branch, Community Wellness Worker Program
  
• Healing and Wellness Branch, Métis Family Wellness Program
  
• Healing and Wellness Branch, Métis Healthy Babies Healthy Children
  
• Lands, Resources and Consultations

Council

• Provides advocacy and deals with political issues for Timmins 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