Battle River Treaty 6 Health

Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre, located in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, is a pioneering Indigenous-controlled health organization. Established in 1977, it stands as the first of its kind in Canada, independently operated and governed by a board of chiefs from member bands.

Catering to the well-being of communities such as Little Pine, Lucky Man, Sweetgrass, and Poundmaker, the center offers a range of community-based health services. Prioritizing the physical, mental, social, and spiritual health of its residents, it ensures that services are shaped with community input, fostering a sense of belonging and collaboration.

The Board of Directors, led by chiefs of respective member bands, oversees the center's operations and endeavors to empower Indigenous communities. Through their commitment to providing comprehensive healthcare services, fostering self-reliance, and promoting collaboration between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre continues to make a valuable impact on the well-being of North Battleford District.

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