A recent power point presentation to the Listuguj Migmaq Government.

1. ListugujCommunityHealth Services Donna Metallic, Director of Health

2. “Three Migma’q Nations in Health and in harmony with the earth that both surrounds us and supports us…a holistic approach-drawing from traditional and modern wisdom.” Mission of the Listuguj Community Health Services

3. Our Vision… Listuguj First Nation is now in control of their health care system. We can now respond and adapt to the needs of the people. The goal of improved health is achieved, in part by the way in which our health approach is delivered. Our services are based on deep and objective understanding of Listuguj Community members.

4. Our Mandate… To effectively manage the promotion and prevention funding received from Health Canada and INAC through the development and delivery of programs and services to meet the health needs of all Listuguj (on reserve) community members.

5. Overview of Community Programs Community Programs – Child and Youth Aboriginal Head Start Tina Martin Prenatal Nutrition Program Jennifer Caplin Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Bonnie Isaac Maternal Child Health Tracey Metallic Drug Strategy Bonnie Isaac Community Programs – Mental Health and Addictions Building Healthy Communities - Brighter Futures Wanda Metallic Community Wellness Sommer Barnaby Crisis and Life Promotion Corey Metallic

6. Overview of Community Programs (Cont’d) Community Programs – Chronic Disease and Injury Prevention Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative Nursing Staff Community Health Representatives Patsy Gray, Monica Barnaby Primary Health Care First Nations Home and Community Care Maureen Mitchell Community Oral Health Initiative Monica Barnaby Health Protection – Environmental Health and Research Drinking Water Safety Program Roger Metallic Health Benefits Medical Transportation Jennifer Barnaby

7. Listuguj Community Health Services

8. Welcome!

10. Community Wellness Sommer Barnaby

11. Crisis and Life Promotion Corey Metallic

12. Drug Strategy/FASD Bonnie Isaac

13. C.H.R Patsy Gray

14. C.H.R Monica Barnaby

15. Brighter Futures Wanda Metallic

16. Building Healthy Communities Debbie Dedam

17. Receptionist Beverly Martin

18. Hospital Liaison Elizabeth “Betty” MetallicEmployees of the LCHS

20. Nursing Leila Swasson R.N.

21. Nursing Mary Lou Labillois R.N.

22. Nursing Francoise Gedeon R.N.

23. Nursing Madeline Morrisette R.N.

24. Nursing Jennifer Caplin R.N.

25. Nursing Dolores Isaac L.P.N

26. Nursing Caroline Jacques L.P.NEmployees of the LCHS

28. Management Cindy Isaac

29. Management Audrey Barnaby

30. Management Donna Metallic

31. Medical Transportation Jennifer Barnaby

32. Medical Carrier Lyman Mitchell

33. Medical Carrier Donnie Mitchell

34. Medical Carrier Mae Brisk

35. Dietician Manon St.GermainEmployees of the LCHS

37. Head Start Tina Martin

38. Head Start Stacey Barnaby

39. Head Start Valerie Jacques

40. Front Line Prevention Tanya Barnaby B.S.W

41. Front Line Prevention Sarah Isaac

42. Front Line Prevention Christine Gwen Metallic

43. Participation Luke Morrison

44. Health Portfolio Patricia Martin and Brenda Gedeon-MillerEmployees of the LCHS

46. In-Home Care Isabelle Clement

47. In-Home Care Tasha Doiron

48. In-Home Care Samantha Barnaby

49. In-Home Care Chi Metallic

50. Full Time Home Personal Home Care workers (Part Time 16) Pauline Brisk Theresa Martin Joanne Methot Bernice Martin Juliette Barnaby Maggie Martin Delphine Wilmot Employees of the LCHS

51. Special Funded Projects -Aboriginal Health Transition Fund -Water Impact Study -Maternal Child Health Program -Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative -HIV/AIDS Program -Families First Support Services Listuguj Community Health Services Organizational Chart

52. FASD/ Drug Strategy Program The goal of the FASD Program is to provide education and support to families to prevent FASD affected births and to improve the life for those affected by FASD. The goal of the Drug Strategy Program is to achieve a healthy and well community. Coordinator: Bonnie Isaac

53. Coordinator: Luke Morrison Participation/recreation The goal of the Participation Program is to promote healthy and active living by getting more people to participate in current programs and sports teams.

54. Nursing Nursing Supervisor: Lynn LaBillois The goal of the Nursing Program is to deliver appropriate information to every member of the community, determine where knowledge gaps do exist and fill them. As well as to provide youth with information to promote healthier lifestyles and increase active living and healthier lifestyle choices.

55. Coordinator: Corey Metallic Listuguj Crisis and Life Promotion The goal of the Listuguj Crisis and Life Promotion program is to provide services to those individuals who are experiencing a crisis and are unable to cope and to provide community awareness of suicide prevention programs and eliminate the idea of suicide as an option.

56. Hospital/Health Liaison Coordinator: Betty Metallic The goal of the hospital liaison is to ensure that all patients from Listuguj receive quality care while hospitalized and that all patients understand and comprehend all medical procedures as explained by the medical professional as well as assist clients with updating Medicare cards and NIHB reimbursement forms and provide in-home services as a liaison between clients and external service providers.

57. Community Health Planning and Programming Coordinators: Patricia Gray and Monica Barnaby The main objective of the CHR is to administer a program that enhances the health and well being of First Nation’s People living in the community. Along with the many facets of duties include that both private and public establishments respect the sanitary guidelines prescribed by the Federal Government and Health Canada.

58. Brighter Futures Coordinator: Wanda Metallic The goal of the Brighter Futures program is to encourage and support the well being of children, individuals and family through community approach. To improve the access to quality physical activity programs within the community level , and to create a healthy family and community environment.

59. Community Wellness Coordinator: Sommer Barnaby The goal of the Community Wellness program is to offer encouragement and support to clients dealing with an addiction, to create events for the youth who wish to remain drug and alcohol free and to promote a healthy mind through community awareness.

60. Home and community care Coordinator: Maureen Mitchell The goal of the Listuguj Home and Community Care program is to provide quality care in a manner that is well administered, supportive and flexible to community members. The services aim to improve the overall general health of client’s served.

61. Aboriginal head start on-reserve Coordinator: Tina Martin The goal of the Head Start program is to offer educational, health, nutritional and social provisions to enrolled children and to instil a sense of pride in children through culture related activities through an age appropriate curriculum. As well as to support parenting skills and improve family relationships.

62. Community Oral Health Program Coordinator: Monica Barnaby COHP is a dental program designed to prevent and control tooth decay in young First Nations and Inuit children and to set the stage for a lifetime of healthy teeth.

63. IRS Resolution Health Support Program Coordinators: Monica Barnaby, Patsy Gray & Betty Metallic The objectives of the IRS RHSP are to ensure that eligible former IRS students and their families have access to emotional health and wellness issues. Specifically, the IRS RHSP provides support in the form of Cultural Support (provided by Elders and Traditional Healers), Professional Counseling, Emotional Support (provided by Resolution Health Support Worker).

64. Special Projects Funded through Listuguj Community Health Services

65. Maternal Child Health Coordinator: Tracey Metallic The MCH Program provides resources to increase support to First Nations families living within the community during family planning , pregnancy, infancy and early childhood (0-6 years old). Our mandate is carried out through home visiting, case management, breastfeeding support, developmental screening, post-partum depression screening, one-on-one counseling and referrals.

66. Maternal Child Health 2009-2010

67. Aboriginal Health Transition Fund Consultant: Colleen LaBillois The main objective of the AHTF is to improve access to health care services in Listuguj, Quebec and New Brunswick. It’s goals are to strengthen and broaden existing partnerships between the LMG, its Directorates and the provincial and federal health agencies. To identify and create partnerships between these bodies in the best interest of serving the health needs of Listuguj and to address and/or eliminate barriers that prevent community members from accessing complete medical services.

68. Medical Transportation Coordinator: Jennifer Barnaby The goal of the Medical Transportation program is to provide safe transportation and accommodation arrangements for community members to the nearest qualified service provider.

69. Water Impact Project Coordinator: Roger Metallic In June 2008, the government of Canada mandated the University of British Columbia to monitor potable drinking water in First Nations communities. Four communities were chosen and Listuguj was among them. The community was based on our water testing capabilities. The impact project was completed in January of 2010. The report will be forwarded to the community of Listuguj from the University of British Columbia upon completion.

70. Community Based Drinking Water Monitoring Program Coordinator: Roger Metallic The goal of this program is to ensure that both private and public establishments respect the sanitary guidelines set by the federal government.

71. Coordinator: Tanya Barnaby Families First Support Services The goal of the Families First Support Services is to promote and strengthen early intervention with children and parents and support the implementation of least disruptive measures and preventive services for the well being of children and their families of Listuguj. To prevent and reduce the incidence of crisis situations, and child reporting and placement rates.

73. Handicapped Ramps

75. Summer Student Program

77. Consulting

78. Gym Passes

79. Contingency

80. Operations

81. Equipment Leasing

82. Heating and Lights

83. Insurance Liability

84. Material & Supplies

85. Repair & Maintenance

86. Management

87. SalariesAdministration Programs

89. Creation of a Health Advisory Committee

90. C/A renewal 2010 2012

91. Community Health Plan

92. Flexible funding

93. O.T.C medication

94. Protection and advocacy for individuals with mental illness

95. Critical Incident Response Team

96. Safety in the Workplace

99. Youth Addiction Prevention Training Program

100. Mi'gmaq Classes

101. Cultural Sensitivity

102. CPR/First Aid

103. Health Advisory Committee Preparation

105. Diabetes/Education Sessions

106. Breast Health Awareness

107. Flu Campaign

108. Multi-disciplinary Approach to Obesity

109. Front-line Prevention

111. Heart Disease

112. Sexual Health

114. Elders Facility

115. Community Health Plan Flexible Funding

116. Revamp Home Care Program

117. Health Advisory Board

122. Fight Effectively against High prevalence diseases

123. Encourage the development, diversification and takeover of Social Services

124. Prioritize Children’s Health Development

125. Upgrade the infrastructures and take advantage of new technologies

126. Promote Social Development

127. Encourage the development of special needs services in the areas of income and security and pre-employment

128. Implement levers contributing to FN Self Government

129. Strengthen human capital as well as research and development

131. Program Renewal with FNIHBAHTF AHHRI Children and Youth Programs Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative E-Health First Nation Health Managers Food Security HIV/AIDS Home and Community/Continuing Care Injury Prevention IRS Health Supports Jordan’s Principle Mental Wellness and Addictions NIHB Patient Wait Times Guarantee Pandemic Planning (H1N1) Tobacco Tuberculosis and Lung Health

132. LCHS 2010-2011 Program Budget Transfer Agreements $1,604,427.90 Contribution $1,215,090.00 Other $ 500,000.00 Amendments $ 32,000.00 TOTAL $3,351,517.90

134. Wela’lin!