



National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
On September 30, Orange Shirt Day, the FNQLHSSC will be implementing a series of initiatives to pay tribute to residential school survivors, those who died, their families, and all those affected by the intergenerational impacts of residential schools.
Customary adoption and tutorship
In harmony with family values, customary adoption and tutorship allow children to remain connected to their culture, language and traditional activities, and therefore, to preserve their sense of identity. Customary adoption and tutorship have always been part of the rights and jurisdiction of First Nations self-government.
Podcast: Healing Hearts, Healing Homes
Discover the inspiring story of Joyce Fossella, from Lil'wat Nation, and Joe Fossella, from Sechelt First Nation in British Columbia, a couple who overcame the hardships of family violence. Impactful and unfiltered testimonies on their journey before, during and after these dark times offer us a glimmer of hope on this long road to recovery.
Services dedicated to First Nations
Centered on the health and well-being of the First Nations, the FNQLHSSC offers a vast and diversified range of services to accompany and support the communities and collaborate in their progress.
Governance
A governance in health and social services by and for the First Nations. Learn more about the process.
Documentation centre
Broaden your researches with the tools and posts of our documentation centre.
Next Events and formations
Access all of our events and training courses.
Information Governance Webinar
The FNQLHSSC : For the health and wellness of the First Nations
Officially established on April 14, 1994, the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission (FNQLHSSC) works with First Nations communities and organizations to advocate for First Nations and ensure they have access to services that meet their needs.
AFNQL and Regional commission and organisations




