About First Peoples Wellness Circle
The First Peoples Wellness Circle (FPWC) is an Indigenous-led national not-for-profit dedicated to enhancing the lives of Canada’s First Peoples by addressing healing, wellness, and mental wellness barriers. The organization’s purpose is to walk with and support First Peoples and communities to share collective intelligence for healing, peace-making, and living a good life. FPWC’s approach is centred on promoting wellness pathways based on traditional knowledge and culture that supports healing and wellness and fosters a two-eyed seeing approach. FPWC envisions a nation where our First Peoples experience wholistic health and wellness by championing diverse cultural values, beliefs, and practices. FPWC’s new strategic plan encompasses four main objectives: Growth, The Framework, Relationships, and Collective Intelligence. Through these objectives, we seek to build relationships with Indigenous and non-Indigenous organizations and build workforce capacity by sharing collective intelligence and implementing the First Nations Mental Wellness Continuum Framework. The FPWC works diligently to advocate for transformative change, aiming to create wellness and whole health pathways for Canada’s First Peoples shaped by diverse Indigenous cultural lenses and knowledge.
- Employees
- 11 to 50
- Headquarters
- North Bay
Leadership
The top of First Peoples Wellness Circle's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.
Haley Laronde
Senior Communications Lead
10 reports
Emily Kirk
Principal Researcher
3 reports
Maxine Peltier
Program Manager, Special Projects
1 report
Anne Duquette
Program Manager, Mental Wellness Team Supports
1 report
Keith Martin
Workforce Development Lead
1 report
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