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The impacts of the toxic drug supply on First Nations people in BC.

The FNHA works closely with health partners to gather data about the impacts of the toxic drug supply on First Nations people in BC. Indigenous people who are not recognized as having First Nations status under the Indian Act are unfortunately not represented in this data. The FNHA is committed to working with provincial partners towards meaningful, systemic change that will make more inclusive data collection possible.

The FNHA gratefully acknowledges the health partners that make this data available: BC Centre for Disease Control, BC Coroners Service, BC Emergency Health Services, and the BC Ministry of Health.

The FNHA summarizes the toxic drug crisis data into:

  • situation reports (monthly)
  • data infographics (annually and semi-annually)

Latest data infographics

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First Nations youth (aged 15-29): Toxic drug poisoning trends

Townhall presentations

Situation reports

How to contact us

For general inquiries:

info@fnha.ca

1-866-913-0033