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

Develops and implements social, health, economic, cultural and recreational programs and activities to meet the needs of Aboriginal people in Northern Ontario
Offers a variety of culturally appropriate programs and services including the following:

• Aboriginal Diabetes Prevention Program (ADP)
• Aboriginal Head Start Program (AHS)
• Community Action Program for Children (CAP-C)
• Community Wellness Program (CWW)
• Healthy Babies Healthy Children (HBHC)
• Long Term Care Program (LTC)

Site locations and programs offered at each Site include:

• Chapleau (CWW, CAP-C, LTC)
• Cochrane (CWW)
• Foleyet (CAP-C, LTC)
• Kapuskasing (CAP-C)
• Kirkland Lake (LTC)
• Moosonee (ADP, Head Start, HBHC)
• Sturgeon Falls (HBHC)
• Sudbury (CWW, HBHC)

• Provides a wide range of community-based and culturally appropriate programs and services to urban Aboriginal people
• Provides a meeting place for urban Aboriginal people and community members regardless of nationality
• Addresses the distinct needs of Aboriginal people in the areas of justice, health, education, employment and training and relief of poverty
• Participates in community development activities that promote cultural diversity and partnership development with other Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal agencies

Offers the following programs:

• Aboriginal Children's Mental Health Program
• Aboriginal Combined Courtworker Program
• Aboriginal Community Mental Health Program
• Aboriginal Family Support Program
• Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Program
• Aboriginal Health Outreach Program
• Aboriginal Prenatal Nutrition Program
• Akwe Go Program
• Cultural Resource Program
• Ga Beh Shoo In Men's Homeless Shelter
• Kevin Hall Memorial Youth Centre
• Kizhaay Anishinaabe Niin Program
• Life Long Care Program
• Mee Quam Youth Residence
• Native Inmate Liaison Officer
• Urban Aboriginal Employment Service Providers
• Urban Aboriginal Healthy Living Program
• Wasa Nabin 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

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

• Healing and Wellness Branch, Métis Family Wellbeing Program

Council

• Provides advocacy and deals with political issues for Northern Lights Métis Council members
• Assists individuals and families with issues such as membership and genealogy