Services for Awash improve the well-being of pregnant women, infants and young children (birth to 9 years old), and their families through a culturally safe and integrated services approach.
The program is for couples planning to have a child, women of childbearing age, men considering parenthood, and people with a family history of CLE
Waapimaausuwin develops, coordinates and delivers support for pregnancy and childbirth the Nishiiyuu Way, based on traditional Cree teachings.
Healthy women having a normal pregnancy can choose to be followed by a midwife based in Chisasibi.
Wiichihiituwin delivers quality services to the population of Eeyou Istchee who need health care outside the region.
The breastfeeding program provides information and support to breastfeeding mothers, including helping them to ensure successful breastfeeding.
Dental professionals – including dentists, hygienists and dental specialists – clean teeth, fill cavities, extract teeth, provide&nb
Child psychiatry focuses on the mental health of children and youth.
The  Mashkûpimâtsît Awash program works with parents and young families so that they can improve their living situations.
811 is a free and confidential telephone health consultation service available across Eeyou Istchee and Quebec. The service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. A nurse at 811 will answer questions about non-urgent health issues.
Service available 24/7. Cree speakers and Elders are available upon request
PO Box 250
Chisasibi QC J0M 1E0
Canada
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Vaccination is an essential layer of protection against COVID-19 and helps protect Eeyou Istchee’s most vulnerable community members, including Elders and people living with chronic diseases.
