Request for Proposals: “Housing and homelessness needs assessment, Reaching Home – Inuit living out of Inuit Nunangat”
This campaign aims to inform future policy and programming initiatives, as well as support the work of our partners and networks.
Inuit women must be at the forefront of implementing the National Inuit Action Plan on MMIWG: Pauktuutit
Rebecca Kudloo, President of Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada, spoke in a meeting of the Inuit-Crown Partnership Committee today, reinforcing the need for collaborative work to see real progress on the commitments made in the National Inuit Action Plan on Missing and Murdered Inuit Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ People (MMIWG).
Pauktuutit et la Société canadienne du cancer lancent de nouvelles ressources pour les prestataires de soins de santé traitant les patients inuits
Les prestataires de soins de santé disposent de nouvelles ressources qui présentent des façons de soutenir correctement les patients Inuits et leurs aidants et de leurs procurer des soins aux patients inuits. Résultat d’un partenariat de huit ans entre l’association Pauktuutit des femmes inuites du Canada (Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada) et la Société canadienne du cancer, de nouveaux modules d’apprentissage en ligne sont maintenant offerts pour augmenter la compréhension de la culture par les prestataires de soins, améliorer la communication entre les prestataires et les patients, assurer des traitements plus efficaces et sûrs du point de vue culturel, et finalement procurer une meilleure santé à la population inuite.
Pauktuutit and Canadian Cancer Society Launch New Resources for Healthcare Providers Treating Inuit Patients
Healthcare providers have a new resource that outlines ways to properly support and provide care to Inuit patients and their caregivers. The product of an eight-year partnership between Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada and the Canadian Cancer Society, new e-Learning modules are now available to increase the cultural understanding of healthcare providers, improve communication between providers and patients, ensure more culturally safe and effective treatment, and provide better health outcomes for Inuit.