Community wellness is a shared vision for healthier communities. It results in a healthier population and greater involvement by communities.
The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) is committed to providing support to NWT communities so that they can improve the wellness and health of their residents. The GNWT is preparing for a new Funding Agreement with Indigenous Affairs Canada to deliver federally funded community-based wellness programs. The federal funding is used by the communities to develop and implement their own wellness plans.
- Aklavik (Aklavik Indian Band)
- Aklavik (Inuvialuit Regional Corporation)
- Colville Lake (Behdzi Ahda First Nation)
- Délı̨ne (Délı̨ne First Nation)
- Dettah and Ndilo (Yellowknives Dene First Nation)
- Enterprise (Hamlet of Enterprise)
- Fort Good Hope (K’asho Got’ine Charter Community Council)
- Fort Liard Community Wellness Plan (Acho Dene Koe First Nation)
- Fort McPherson (Tetlit Gwich’in Council)
- Fort Providence (Deh Gah Got’ie Dene Council)
- Fort Providence Community Wellness Plan (Fort Providence Métis Council)
- Fort Resolution (Deninu Kue First Nation)
- Fort Resolution (Fort Resolution Métis Council)
- Fort Simpson (Liidlii Kue First Nation)
- Fort Smith (Fort Smith Métis Council)
- Fort Smith (Salt River First Nation)
- Hay River (Hay River Métis Government)
- Hay River (West Point First Nation)
- Hay River Reserve (K'atlodeeche First Nation)
- Inuvik (Ingamo Hall Friendship Centre)
- Inuvik (Inuvialuit Regional Corporation)
- Jean Marie River (Jean Marie River First Nation)
- Kakisa (Ka’a’gee Tu First Nation)
- Lutsel K’e (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation)
- Nahanni Butte (Nahanni Butte First Nation)
- Norman Wells (Norman Wells Land Corporation)
- Paulatuk (Inuvialuit Regional Corporation)
- Sachs Harbour (Inuvialuit Regional Corporation)
- Sambaa K'e (Sambaa K'e Dene Band)
- Tsiigehtchic (Gwichya Gwich’in Band)
- Tuktoyaktuk (Inuvialuit Regional Corporation)
- Tulita (Tulita Dene Band)
- Ulukhaktok (Inuvialuit Regional Corporation)
- Wrigley (Pehdzeh Ki First Nation)