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Welcome to the Aboriginal Nurses Association of Canada (A.N.A.C.) on-line! A.N.A.C. is a non-governmental, non-profit organization that was established out of the recognition that Aboriginal people's health needs can best be met and understood by health professionals of a similar cultural background. An affiliate group of the Canadian Nurses Association, it is the only Aboriginal professional nursing organization in Canada.
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A.N.A.C. Memberships
Memberships are now being accepted for April 2009 to March 2010.
Please ensure all information regarding mailing address and an e-mail address are included when filling out the membership form.
For a more information on memberships, please view our Membership Section for the Benefits to becoming a member
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Aboriginal Nurses Association of Canada
Web Site Redevelopment, Creative Design and Digital Production Services- for more information on RFP.
Deadline: November 20, 2009 |
Canadian Paediatric Society (CPS)
Many Hands, One Dream
Jordan's Principle, a child-first principle to resolving jurisdictional disputes involving the care of First Nations Children and youth.
CPS is encouraging everyone to write letters encouraging federal and provincial/territorial government to adopt and implement Jordan's Principle. Easy-to-use formats (Word and Excel) are available on the website.
For more information: www.manyhandsonedream.ca/english/
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Members Only |
Members now have access to to their own private section of the A.N.A.C. website
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Strengthening the Circle of Wellness
The accomplishments of the Aboriginal Nurses Association of Canada have been made possible largely through the cooperative and unceasing efforts of a growing number of Aboriginal nurses who possess a common vision of wellness for Aboriginal people. They believe that they can empower people to make a positive difference in Aboriginal communities and they have the determination to make things happen.
As we look to the future we extend an open welcome to Aboriginal people who are considering a nursing career. We look forward to you strengthening our presence in the health field and joining the skilled health professionals in our communities who share a vision of healing and give their time and effort to improving Aboriginal health and wellness.
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Website updated on November 19, 2009
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