Supporting First Nations children and youth in Alberta with access, advocacy, and community through Jordan’s Principle and partner organizations

About us

The First Nations Health Consortium supports First Nations and Inuit children and families with Jordan’s Principle applications in Alberta to ensure children and youth can access required services or supports they need, in line with the Jordan’s Principle child-first legal ruling. 

FNHC staff work with families on application assistance for Treaty Status Registration as well as advising youth during transition into adulthood. The FNHC also collaborates with partner organizations to implement community programming in sports and recreation, early childhood reading and youth engagement initiatives. 

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Upcoming Events

Location: various

Edmonton | July 28 – 30

Feature Video

 The Amisk Agreement showcased at the 2025 Youth Teepee Summit

Community Programs

Our community programs engage youth through physical activity and educational opportunities, delivered in partnership with First Nations communities and supporting organizations across Alberta.

View our Sports & Recreation Pilot Project

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