E-nangaabe-jig Health Services

05/21/2026

🌟 Indigenous Cancer Screening Clinic — Open for Registration! 🌟

Bluewater Health is partnering with E-nangaabe-jig Health Services to host an Indigenous Cancer Screening Clinic June 10, 11 & 12. Designed to improve access to screening for Indigenous community members and support early detection.

✨ Why this matters: Early screening saves lives!

📅 Clinic Dates: June 10-12

🧾 Register in the way that works best for you:
• Scan the QR code
• Complete the online form: https://forms.office.com/r/VNKhF789jG
• or Contact your First Nation Health Centre for support with registering.

Help us spread the word — share this post, tag family and friends, and include it in community newsletters or social pages. Let’s make sure everyone has access to this important screening opportunity.

💛 Miigwech for supporting community health and wellness.

05/14/2026

E‑nangaabe‑jig Health Services is proud to support the Bluewater Health's Indigenous Navigation Team as they host the upcoming Trusted Source Clinic in partnership with the Southern First Nations Secretariat.

If you or a family member need help applying for a Secure Certificate of Indian Status (SCIS) or registration under the Indian Act, this clinic offers one‑on‑one support to guide you through the process.

📍 Bluewater Health, Resource Centre
📅 Wednesday, June 3, 2026
⏰ 10 AM – 4 PM

Bring your required documents and connect with trusted helpers who are here to walk alongside you.

Miigwetch to the Indigenous Navigation Team for creating safe, accessible spaces for our communities.

Book your appointment: sfns.on.ca/trustedsource

05/12/2026

Indigenous Cancer Screening Clinic coming to Bluewater Health

Regular screenings are crucial as they can detect cancers or pre-cancers early and improves treatment success.

📅 June 10-12, 2026
⏰ 8:15 a.m. - 4 p.m.
📍 Bluewater Health, 89 Norman St., Sarnia

Available screenings include:
• Breast cancer screening (mammograms) for eligible individuals ages 40-74*
• Cervical cancer screening for eligible individuals ages 25-70**

Free parking, gas cards, information bags, snacks, and door prizes will be provided. Transportation assistance may also be available. For transportation assistance, please contact Michelle Mullen at 519-464-4400 ext. 7060.

Registration is required through your First Nation Health Centre or the Sarnia Lambton Native Friendship Centre:
• Aamjiwnaang First Nation: 519-332-6770 ext. 313
• Walpole Island First Nation: 519-627-0765 ext. 2230
• Kettle & Stony Point First Nation: 519-786-5647
• Sarnia Lambton Native Friendship Centre: 519-344-6164 ext. 263

*If you think you may be high risk for breast cancer and are 30 to 69 years old, talk to your health care provider.

**Breast cancer screenings recommended for women, Two-Spirit people, trans people and nonbinary people ages 40 to 74 who are eligible for screening through the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP). Aamjiwnaang First Nation Administration and Council Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point Walpole Island First Nation Council

05/11/2026

🌿 Boozhoo community,
E‑nangaabe‑jig Health Services is hosting Indigenous Cancer Screening Clinics from June 10–12, 2026 at Bluewater Health in Sarnia. These clinics support early detection and wellness for our communities — don’t delay, early detection saves lives.

📅 Clinic Dates by Community
• Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point — June 10
• Walpole Island First Nation — June 11
• Aamjiwnaang First Nation — June 12
• Sarnia Lambton Native Friendship Centre — June 10–12

🩺Screenings Offered
• Cervical Screening Test — Ages 25–70
• Breast (Mammogram) — Ages 40–74

📍 Location: Bluewater Health, 89 Norman Street, Sarnia
🕗 Time: 8:15 AM – 4:00 PM
📞 Registration is required — contact your First Nation Health Centre or the SLNFC.

✨ Supports available: free parking, gas cards, snacks, information bags, and door prizes.
🚗 Need help with transportation? Call Michelle Mullen at 519‑464‑4400 ext. 7060.

Let’s take care of ourselves and each other.

Cancer screening is about helping you live a good life.

05/06/2026

We’re excited to be part of the Age-Friendly Expo today! 🎉

Stop by our booth near the entrance to say hello, learn more about our services, and grab some swag.

With 100+ vendors, free admission, raffles, and activities for all ages, it’s a great day to come out and explore all the expo has to offer!

📍 210 Monk St, Point Edward
🕘 Today until 6 p.m.

05/05/2026

Today, on Red Dress Day, E‑nangaabe‑jig Health Services stands with our communities to honour and remember the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2‑Spirit people.

We lift up their spirits, their families, and the Nations who continue to carry this weight in their hearts.

Our women, girls, and 2‑Spirit relatives are sacred. They are life givers, knowledge keepers, protectors, and leaders who hold our families and Nations together. They are not statistics; they are loved ones with names, stories, and spirits that continue to walk with us.

The red dress is more than a symbol.
❤️ It is a call to the spirits of those who should still be here.
❤️ It reminds us of our responsibilities to uphold safety, respect, and dignity for all our relations.
❤️ It is a teaching about visibility, truth, and the strength that comes from standing together.

We encourage take time today to learn, reflect, offer prayers, and take action. Hang a dress or wear red in remembrance.

Let us honour those who have been taken and support the families who continue to seek justice.

05/01/2026

We’re hiring a Limb Preservation Program Nurse Coordinator, supporting community-based care across our First Nations communities.

Delivered in partnership with Aamjiwnaang Health Centre, Kettle and Stony Point Health Services, Walpole Island Health Centre, and E-nangaabe-jig Health Services, this role brings together leadership, clinical expertise, and culturally grounded care to support prevention, education, and treatment for diabetes-related lower limb health.

If you’re passionate about collaborative care and making a meaningful impact in First Nations communities, we encourage you to apply.

📅 Apply by May 13
Learn more and apply:https://www.aamjiwnaang.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Nurse-Coordinator-LPP-Job-Posting-2.pdf

Please note: The successful candidate will be employed by Aamjiwnaang First Nation for the first 6 months to one year, transitioning to E-nangaabe-jig Health Services after 6 months to one year.

04/30/2026

Through this funding, E-nangaabe-jig Health Services will support more than 760 community members in accessing a primary care provider!

Lead by Indigenous voices for Indigenous voices. This work was only possible because of our partnerships with Aamjiwnaang First Nation, Kettle & Stony Point First Nation, and Walpole Island First Nation.

Thank you to all partners, community leaders, and MPP Bob Bailey for your continued collaboration in moving this work forward.

A $2.8 million provincial investment is helping connect over 5,600 people in the Sarnia-Lambton region to a primary care provider, improving access to care close to home.

This funding will support:
- Rapids Family Health Team , alongside Central Lambton Family Health Team, North Lambton Community Health Centre, and Twin Bridges Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic, connecting over 4,900 patients
- E-nangaabe-jig Health Services, supporting access for over 760 Indigenous community members, in partnership with Aamjiwnaang First Nation Administration and Council, Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point, and Walpole Island First Nation

Together, we’re continuing to build a more connected and inclusive system, ensuring people can access the care they need, when and where they need it.

Thank you to all partners, leaders, community members and MPP Bob Bailey whose collaboration continues to move this work forward.

To learn more, click here: sarnialambtonoht.ca/2026/04/30/ontario-connecting-5600-more-people-to-primary-care-in-sarna-lambton/

04/23/2026

We acknowledge the Sarnia Lambton Native Friendship Centre as they prepare to walk in honour for their MMIW March on May 5th. This gathering carries the spirit of our grandmothers, mothers, aunties, sisters, daughters, and Two‑Spirit relatives whose lives continue to guide our communities forward.

This march is one of those moments where community, ceremony, and love move together.

To our SLNFC members who follow this page, you are invited to walk, witness, and hold space for our stolen relatives. Registration is available directly through the Friendship Centre.

We carry deep respect for the heart work, cultural leadership, and intention behind this gathering. May our collective steps bring healing, visibility, and justice for all our missing and murdered relatives.

Join us on May 5th for our MMIW March as we come together to honor and remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people.

To register, visit the Friendship Centre or call 519-344-6164

04/23/2026

Celebrating the amazing work being done at Walpole Island First Nation. Their new Home and Community Care vans are more than transportation — they’re a commitment to safety, accessibility, and community well‑being.

For our Walpole Island members here on the E‑nangaabe‑jig Health Services page, you can find more details by reaching out to WIFN Home and Community Care at 519‑627‑8421 or by visiting their page or website.

We admire the dedication behind this achievement!