Who We Are

 We envision vibrant communities where: 

1. All Indigenous people receive friendly, warm care “where they are”:
   • Geographically-care that sees no boundaries and is status blind; 
   • Emotionally- Care that is provided in a safe place defined by the client; 
   • Culturally- Care that respects wherever clients are in their spiritual journey and cultural identity; 
   • Physically- Care that treats all medical needs and addresses complexity of care. 

1. Generosity of time and skills is shared freely.
2. Traditional ways of knowing and being are valued and celebrated.

To accomplish this vision, the regional team: 

• Provides excellence in wholistic primary healthcare;
• Equally values traditional healing and clinicalsupports;
• Connects Indigenous people to regional services and professionals whom they cantrust;
• Engages with all Indigenous communities across the region; and
• Shapes care and services based on the needs determined by the people/communities in our regions.

2023 - 2026 Strategic Plan 

To accomplish our vision and mission, the regional team upholds these values: 

• Everyone who walks in the door is treated as family;
• Community builds community.

Our priority population are all the people who identify as Indigenous as well as their families, in our regions, with a special focus on people at risk for and living with chronic diseases as well as people living with mental health conditions and or/addictions. All our services are status blind. 

1.Rural Frontenac/Lennox and Addington- Sub Region including 

• Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory (MBQ)
• Napanee
• Deseronto
• Ardoch Algonquin First Nation

2.Rural Hastings Sub Region including 

• KijichoManitoMadaouskarini Algonquin First Nation 
• Madoc
• North Hastings

3.Quinte Sub-Region including 

• Belleville
• Trenton
• Picton

4.Kingston Sub-Region 

• City of Kingston

5.Leeds, Lanark and Grenville Sub-Region

• Perth
• Gananoque
• Smith Falls