Native Wellness Assessment^TM

The Native Wellness Assessment^TM is an Indigenous knowledge based wellness assessment instrument that is available through the Addictions Management Information System (AMIS). It provides culturally-based information to guide treatment services and demonstrates the effectiveness of First Nations culture as a health intervention in addressing substance use and mental health issues.
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Hope, Belonging, Meaning and Purpose.

The Thunderbird Partnership Foundation works with First Nations and Inuit communities. Our top priority is developing a continuum of care that would be available to all Indigenous people in Canada, using the Honouring Our Strengths document as a framework.

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Addictions Management Information System

AMIS is the adaptable online database designed to enable NNADAP and NYSAP Treatment Centres to analyse client data quickly, streamline reporting, and focus on outcomes monitoring. The new Native Wellness Assessment instrument is now available through AMIS!

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Thunderbird Partnership Foundation Document Library

Welcome to our newly re-designed Document Library that houses our Guidebooks, Toolkits, and Annual Reports.

Check back regularly for new additions and updates. If you have suggestions or comments about the new design, please let us know!

First Nations Mental Wellness Continuum Framework

The FNMWC national framework addresses mental wellness among First Nations in Canada. It identifies ways to enhance service coordination, supports culturally safe delivery of services, and builds upon the HOS Renewal Framework. This continuum is rooted in cultural knowledge and emphasizes First Nations strengths and capacities.