Sioux Lookout Anti-Racism Committee

The Northern Nishnawbe Education Council is a first nations band empowered non-profit educational organization dedicated to delivering secondary and post-secondary values-based education in the Sioux Lookout district. They are committed to supporting a First Nations education system that enforces academic standards, reinforces cultural identity, and empowers learners to contribute confidently to the well-being of the community. Through schools like the Pelican Falls First Nations High School and Centre, Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School, and Wahsa Distance Education Centre, NNEC delivers education programs and services for First Nations people, aiming to empower students to achieve success without losing their identities and to have the courage to make positive changes in their world according to their values. Generated from their website

The Sioux Area Senior Activity Centre in Sioux Lookout, ON, is a resource hub dedicated to serving the older adult community through various recreational and fitness programs, fostering connections and enhancing overall well-being. The centre offers a welcoming environment equipped with facilities that cater to the social and physical needs of seniors, helping to promote an active lifestyle. In addition to its recreational offerings, the facility engages local seniors in community events and resources, emphasizing inclusivity and participation. By focusing on the unique interests and requirements of older adults, the centre plays a vital role in enhancing the quality of life for Sioux Lookout's aging population. Generated from the website

The Sioux Lookout Area Aboriginal Management Board (SLAAMB) was established in 1991 to enhance local control over employment and training initiatives in the region. The organization operates under the Indigenous Skills and Employment Training Program, providing various programs that support skills development and traditional harvesting activities for Indigenous communities in Sioux Lookout. SLAAMB focuses on practical training including programs in carpentry, and offers financial assistance through the Harvester Support Grant for activities related to hunting, fishing, and gathering. In addition to its training initiatives, SLAAMB supports local artists by showcasing handmade crafts and hosts community events throughout the year. Generated from the website