Our Work
Thunderbird Partnership Foundation supports a variety of initiatives that advocate for First Nations culturally based substance use and mental wellness services. Thunderbird’s vision is to cultivate and empower relationships that connect us to our cultural strengths and identity within wholistic and healthy communities.
Thunderbird is a leading authority on Indigenous addictions and mental wellness research. We offer a variety of resources (guidebooks, toolkits, fact sheets, Thunderbird Wellness app, training curriculum) to support First Nations in their community planning. We offer training (self-directed and virtual) grounded in Indigenous Knowledge to National Native Alcohol & Drug Addiction Program (NNADAP) and National Youth Solvent Abuse Program (NYSAP) treatment centre workers and First Nations community wellness workers, to support special skills and knowledge needed to work effectively with First Nations communities.
Networking
Research & Development
Best Practices
Training
Communications
Resources/Capital
Continuum of Care
Frameworks and Core Documents
Our work is informed by the following frameworks:
Priorities
• Monitoring trends to determine what changes can be made & better understand needs
• Assessing capacity needed to engage stakeholders
Training Overview
Resource Library Overview
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