Health Department
Portfolio Councillor Gerald Okanee
Cell 639-480-4984
Doreen Day-WapassHealth Director
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Tanya SnakeskinReceptionist Email: health-reception@thunderchild.ca |
Donna PaskiminMedical Transportation Coordinator Ext: 445 |
Leona Snakeskin LPN/Home Care (306)-317-7932 Ext: 435 |
Jenny LoosehornHomecare Nurse (306)-248-7557 Ext: 405 |
Vivian Paddy-ThomasCommunity Health Rep, Aboriginal Diabetes, CPNP (639)-844-7150 Ext: 415 |
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(VACANT)Community Health Nurse (RN) Email: N/A Cellular: N/A Ext: 410 |
Theresa HorseHome Care (306)-480-2257 Ext: 435 |
April Noon LPN/Home Care (306)-490-8021 Ext:485 |
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Shirleyann Thunderchild Maternal Child Health (306)-481-2545 Ext: 425 |
Linda HarrisNNADAP (306)-845-7405 Ext: 456 |
Jennifer Jimmy Medical Transportation Assistant (306)-845-4330 Ext: 445 |
VacantMental Health Therapist
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Roddy Stonne Mental Health Therapist (306)-291-7701 Ext: 470 |
Nicole RoyMental Health Therapist (306)-960-8784 Ext: 470 |
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Carol Masuskapoe (306)-961-8371 Ext:470 |
Karen McKay-Starr Day care Coordinator Ext: 450 |
Keith Bearboy Health Maintenace (306)-845-7928 |
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John Graham NNADAP (306)-845-7122 |
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Youth Sports and Recreational Center (306)-845-4324 |
Contact Information:
Thunderchild Department of Health
Box 744
Turtleford, SK, Canada
S0M 2Y0
Phone: 306-845-4330
Fax: 306-845-2978
Mandate
To provide health services, daycare services, and youth, culture & recreation services to the membership of Thunderchild First Nation and other persons ordinarily resident on Thunderchild lands and to align with Thunderchild First Nation's vision, strategic planning, direction, and its reassertion of our treaty right to health to better serve the needs of the membership.
Vision
Under the guidance and protection of the Creator, Thunderchild Health will incorporate traditional and contemporary institutions in parallel to continuously improve our spiritual, physical, emotional and mental health & wellbeing of our membership.
Mission
To pursue self-sufficiency, and self determination where programs and services and partnerships are bridged and work collaboratively to support building healthy individuals, families, communities and the Cree Nation.
Values
Ma na chi to win (respect)
Tapwe at si win (honesty)
Sa ki to win (love)
So ke mo win (courage)
Ta pah tayi mo win (humbleness)
Ki se wa ti si win (kindness)
Wa ko to win (kinship)
Programs & Services
- Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
- Brighter Futures/Injury Prevention
- Building Healthy Communities-Solvent Abuse
- Building Health Communities - Mental Health
- Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP)
- Communicable Disease Control/Immunization
- NIHB Community Dental Health Program
- Oral Health Strategy
- Community Health Services
- Environmental Health-safe drinking water program
- FASD
- HIV AIDS
- Home & Community Care- FNIH & INAC
- Maternal Child Health
- NIHB Medical Transportation
- National Aboriginal Youth Suicide Prevention Strategy
- Nursing Professional Education
- NNADAP
- Youth / Sport / Culture / Recreation
- Awasis Nikan Youth Centre
The Ten Treaty Sticks
The First Stick represents the Treaty Agreement which was promised would last "for as long as the Sun Shines, the Rivers Flow and the Grass Grows"
The Second Stick represents the promise that the land used by the White people would only be the depth of a plough and nothing underneath.
The Third Stick represents a promise to provide for our people in place of the Buffalo.
The Fourth Stick represents the promise that Indians will continue to live way they have lived, by hunting. The wild life will belong to you because the Creator has left it as such.
The Fifth Stick represents the promise that the lakes, the water and the fish will be left for the Indian to use.
The Sixth Stick represents the promise of the fowl, the winged creatures will remain with you.
The Seventh Stick represent the promise that an Indian Agent (Indian Affairs) will be provided to help you.
The Eighth Stick represents a promise that you the people will get an education.
The Ninth Stick represents the promise that a Red Coat (Police Officer) will make sure that the Treaty Promises that we have made, are fulfilled.
The Tenth Stick represents the promise that the Indians would be provided with a Medicine Chest
(Elder JimKanepetew, Onion Cree Nation)
Jenny Loosehorn
Justice
Contact Information
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 600
Turtleford, SK, Canada
SOM 2YO
Phone: 1 (306) 845-4300
Fax: 1 (306) 845-3230
Toll-free: 1 (866) 395-8888
Thunderchild Justice Program
This program was developed and established in 2001 through a tripartite agreement between the federal and provincial government and Thunderchild First Nation.The federal and provincial government allocates funds and Thunderchild deliver the services.
The three main areas of service are:
- Alternative measures
- Extra judicial Services
- Community Justice Committee
The Justice Coordinator attends court in St. Walburg to be on hand to speak to alternative measures files, update on community service hours, etc. He is not the court worker as there is a court worker on hand who handles court cases for our Band Members.
Thunderchild Intoxicant By-Law
Thunderchild Child First Nation/ Health Official Sponsor
All Graduates of Young Arrow Indian Relay Team