Mino M’shki-ki also runs the Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) which supports pregnancy planning, women who are pregnant and new moms and dads. The program offers cooking sessions as well as information about nutrition, breastfeeding and labour and delivery. It also includes home visits and explores birthing and parenting from an Indigenous perspective. The goals of the CPNP are to improve maternal infant health, increase the rates of healthy birth weights, and to promote and support breastfeeding. The program also aims to promote the creation of partnerships within communities, strengthen community capacity, and to increase support for vulnerable pregnant women and new mothers.
The Mino M’shki-ki Indigenous Health Team:
- Provides accessible, person-oriented and family-focused, seamless health services to all people of Indigenous ancestry and their families in the District of Temiskaming
- Acts on guidance from the Elders Council, valuing Traditional Knowledge and cultural practices that promote health across the life cycle
- Collaborates with local First Nations and Métis Indigenous organizations and mainstream partners to live the journey of reconciliation.
If you or someone you know would benefit from Mino M’shki-ki health services please contact:
Susan Alton
Health Director, NL & KL
s.alton@minomshkiki.ca
Phone: 705-647-7855 Fax: 1-833-734-7361 (confidential, medical) Fax: 705-647-0133 (General, Office)

