Provides culturally respectful community based services to FHQTC Nations to meet community health needs. Services include: health promotion and education, chronic disease and injury prevention, healthy children and youth, environmental health, community health nursing,
and home and community care.

Client-centered mental health and wellness services that integrate traditional First Nation holistic worldview with mainstream therapeutic techniques.

Well women care, reproductive care, sexual health, and midwifery led maternity care program, including low risk birthing.

Culturally enhanced chronic kidney primary health care services, which provide wholistic care for individuals, families and communities, including dialysis services.

Enhanced HIV/HCV programming to improve access and care for clients living with HIV/HCV, through traditional knowledge and guidance, education, harm reduction, treatment and support.

All Nations’ Healing Hospital research projects are conducted in an ethical and safe manner. They are guided by the Community Research Advisory Committee (CRAC) which is made up of Knowledge Keepers, community members and stakeholders from the 11 Nations in File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council.