Luncheon presentation aims to help Indigenous children access care
An upcoming luncheon presentation in North Battleford aims to raise awareness about how parents can ensure their Indigenous children have proper access for all their health care needs.
The event is being organized by Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre and is focused on what’s known as Jordan’s Principle.
Indigenous Services Canada will present information about Jordan’s Principle so families know what the program is about, and how they might be able to access the funding for it for their children, said Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre health promotion specialist Gift Madojemu.
The Jordan’s Principle program helps ensure First Nations children have access to the services they need.