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This fall, the CLE/CE Educational and Carrier Screening Program is hitting the road once again, visiting high schools across Eeyou Istchee to conne
This fall, the CLE/CE Educational and Carrier Screening Program is hitting the road once again, visiting high schools across Eeyou Istchee to conne
The Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay is proud to share its 2025-2026 Annual Report.
This report is the result of an extraordinary collective effort across our organization, from frontline staff and regional teams to administrative
Eight adapted two-bedroom housing units are now available in Waskaganish for community members living with disabilities
WHO COULD BENEFIT?
You may be eligible if you:
In late January of this year, the CBHSSJB had the pleasure to present to community members and dignified guests our new Community Miyupimaatisiiun
Red Dress Day is a day to remember, reflect, and stand in solidarity with Indigenous women, girls, children, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people affected by the
As April is upon us, the CBHSSJB takes this opportunity to recognize and honour the important contributions of our Medical Laboratory Professionals
There are new recommendations in Québec, and we are now using the HPV test instead of the Pap test.
Today, on First Indigenous Nurses’ Day, we proudly honour the Cree nurses who serve our communities with compassion, skill, and cu
A new emergency shelter in Chisasibi opened on December 8th, offering a safe accommodation for Cree beneficiaries in need of a place to