Anishinaabeg Of Naongashiing

Anishinaabeg Of Naongashiing: A Vital First Nations Community

The Anishinaabeg Of Naongashiing is a self-governing First Nations community dedicated to the well-being and development of its members. Operating as a Natives Service Organization, it plays a central role in overseeing public administration and providing essential services within the community. The community is governed independently and is affiliated with the Grand Council Treaty #3 (GCT3) and Treaty #3, ensuring it maintains its historical and cultural connections while managing its day-to-day operations.

Key Services and Community Impact

Anishinaabeg Of Naongashiing offers a variety of programs and services, aiming to meet the diverse needs of its community members. These services include but are not limited to:

• Health Services: The community is served by nearby hospital and ambulance services available in Rainy River. The community is also supported by local child and family services through Weech-it-te-win Child and Family Services in Fort Frances.
• Educational Services: Anishinaabeg Of Naongashiing is committed to education and provides resources to support the growth and development of the community’s youth.
• Employment Opportunities: The community provides seasonal employment in industries such as trapping, fishing, and forestry, as well as in summer resorts close to the area. This initiative helps sustain local livelihoods and promotes a healthy work-life balance for its members.
• Band Office: The Band Office acts as a central hub for community operations, ensuring that all services and programs are efficiently delivered to those in need.

Business and Community Partnerships

Anishinaabeg Of Naongashiing is involved in local businesses in nearby towns of Morson and Rainy River, fostering relationships that benefit both the community and surrounding areas. The community also owns and operates the largest commercial fishing license quota within Treaty #3, contributing to the economic sustainability of the region.

Public Safety and Services

Public safety is a priority, and the community relies on Ontario First Nation Policing through the Treaty #3 Police. For police services, residents can call 1-888-310-1122 to have assistance dispatched to the reserve.

Connectivity and Communication

Anishinaabeg Of Naongashiing ensures that its members stay connected and informed. The community receives several radio stations, high-speed internet, and various newspapers, helping to foster communication and engagement with the broader world.