Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority

Unified Nations for a Healthier Tomorrow
 

Third Level Services

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CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19):

COVID-19 is a serious health threat, NITHA is working with local health authorities and Partner Communities and actively monitoring the situation daily. We continue to reassess the public health risk based on the best available evidence as the situation evolves.

To view current  COVID-19 vaccination statistics for NITHA Partner communities, please click here.

Public Health Notices and Latest News:

January 12, 2022 - Know Your Status HIV Conference Invitation and Registration
December 21, 2022 - Registration Deadline January 25 2023 Dog Bite Prevention and Intro to Dog Population Management
December 6, 2022 ATTN: First Nation community members across Saskatchewan – Safe Holidays
November 28, 2022 Poster and Creative Writing Contest for HIV Awareness! Deadline Extended!
August 31, 2022 - FNIHB-NITHA Joint MHO Letter Guidance on COVID-19 and Back to School
August 31, 2022 - FNIHB-NITHA Joint MHO Letter Guidance on COVID-19 Measures for the Fall
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The Partnership

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About NITHA

Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority (NITHA) is the only First Nations Organization of its kind in the country. NITHA is comprised of the Prince Albert Grand Council, Meadow Lake Tribal Council, Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, and Lac La Ronge Indian Band and each has extensive experience in health service delivery. The Partners formally joined together in 1998 to create NITHA to deliver a service known as “Third Level.”

What We Do

Medical Health Officer Services

Communicable Disease Prevention and Management

Disease Surveillance and Health Status

Immunization Support

Nursing Support

Advisory Services to 2nd Level

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PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS

33

FIRST NATION COMMUNITIES

47

ON RESERVE POPULATION

55000

POPULATION SERVED
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He who has health, has hope; he who has hope, has everything

Thomas Carlyle
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There needs to be more progress on these deep rooted issues, which are preventing our youth from having the same hopes and aspirations as any other child in Canada.

Former Vice Chief Dwayne Lasas