SERDC Health Services

10/04/2025

More than 1,200 Indigenous women and girls in Canada have gone missing or been murdered since 1980. Vigils honouring missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls are held across Canada on October 4 each year, raising public awareness and building a movement of social change on violence against Indigenous women and girls.

09/26/2025

Thanks for the shout out Sergeant Tommy Prince School!

Miigwetch to Children’s Oral Health Initiative - Southeast Resource Development Council for keeping our students smile healthy and even more beautiful! 😁

09/23/2025

National Dar for Truth and Reconciliation, also knowns as is just around the corner - one of the events, Nakiskisin Kakike in Town of The Pas starts as early as tomorrow, September 24!

Check out our events guide to learn about events you may want to explore.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, is recognized each year on September 30. SERDC has put together a Manitoba Events Guide to help communities, families, and individuals take part in local activities and gatherings. Whether through ceremony, public events, or....

09/16/2025

Indigenous Services Canada’s Non-insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program provides eligible clients with coverage for medically necessary goods and services, in the following benefit areas:

- pharmacy
- vision care
- dental care
- mental health counselling
- medical supplies and equipment
- medical transportation

Health services outside of the benefit areas listed above are not covered by the NIHB program.

SERDC's NIHB Navigator is available to help you do just that - navigate and understand what and how to access services available to you through the NIHB program.

Contact our Navigator, Jackie Pommer at 431-977-0639 or [email protected]

Learn more about the NIHB program at tinyurl.com/34tjzaw5

09/12/2025

Throughout the month of , Canada recognizes FASD awareness month.

The Government of officially recognized September as Awareness Month in 2020.

The 2025 theme is “Everyone Plays a Part: Take Action!”. How can you take action? Visit canfasd.ca/fasd-awareness-month/everyone-plays-a-part to find ideas, resources, and ways to get involved!

is a grassroots movement that has gained international recognition. The idea behind Red Shoes Rock is simple: wear red shoes at FASD events to bring attention to this disability.

09/10/2025

is in , a campaign led by organizations like Arthritis Society Canada and Arthritis Research Canada to raise awareness and support research into the condition.

The month highlights the diverse nature of arthritis, which is often misunderstood and affects a significant portion of the Canadian population, with a focus on challenging misconceptions and providing information to help people live well with arthritis.

Arthritis Society Canada

08/28/2025

The Southeast Resource Development Council (SERDC) mourns the loss of Chief Jim Bear who passed August 27, 2025.

Chief Bear was committed to his community members of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, and to serving on a number of SERDC's affiliate board of directors. He will be greatly missed.

His leadership, wisdom and commitment will be his everlasting legacy. SERDC Chiefs Board of Directors and Staff sends our deepest sympathies to all that are impacted by his loss.

08/07/2025

Elections for Black River First Nation were held Saturday, August 2, 2025 and the results are as follows:

Chief:
• Sheldon Kent (re-elected)

Councillors:
• Warren Bird (newly elected)
• Oral Johnston (newly elected)
• Leah Fontaine (re-elected)

Congratulations to the re-elected and newly elected Chief and Council!

07/24/2025

SERDC Health Staff attending the first day of Berens River’s 150th Treaty Days Celebration.

07/21/2025

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07/21/2025