Ha-Shilth-Sa is a Nuu-chah-nulth phrase meaning "Interesting News." It is Canada's Oldest First Nations Newspaper, first published on Jan. 24, 1974. Ha-Shilth-Sa is published by the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, a non-profit society serving members of the Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations located along the west coast of Vancouver Island. You can read Ha-Shilth-Sa at www.hashilthsa.com Ha-Shilth-Sa is also published each month in hardcopy. It is distributed to Nuu-chah-nulth members wherever they may live. We publish a digital copy each month as well. See the big box on the website front page to access. Interested advertisers, please contact Holly Stocking at [email protected] for rates and a publishing schedule.
On-site · Port Alberni
The role involves acting as a legal guardian for children and youth aged 0-19, ensuring their safety and well-being through comprehensive care plans. Responsibilities include fostering relationships with families and communities and supporting youth in transitioning to post-majority support.
On-site · Port Alberni
Provide individual and family counselling services in the Southern Regions, balancing clinical methods with First Nation values. Responsibilities include managing community visit schedules, maintaining EMR files, and delivering statistical reports.
On-site · Tofino
Provide individual and family counselling in the Central Regions using a blend of First Nation values and trauma-based clinical methods. Manage community visit schedules, maintain electronic medical records, and deliver services in remote settings.
On-site · Campbell River
The Housing Coordinator is responsible for the administration, planning, and delivery of housing initiatives for the KCFN community. This includes managing funding applications, overseeing tenant agreements, and ensuring compliance with the Housing Authority Act and building codes.
On-site · Tofino
Provide a full continuum of community home care nursing services to individuals and families, focusing on illness prevention and chronic disease management. Establish therapeutic relationships and create care plans based on client assessments and community health needs.
On-site · Port Alberni
Lead and guide clients through the hospital care system to ensure timely services and safe transitions. Provide comprehensive advocacy and coordinated, culturally safe discharge planning for First Nation people and families.
On-site · Tofino
Provide comprehensive community health and home care nursing services to Indigenous individuals and families across NTC regions. Responsibilities include conducting immunization clinics, prenatal/post-natal support, and managing chronic diseases through a culturally safe framework.
On-site · Campbell River
Provide chronic and acute care and wellness services to community members through home visits and structured client assessments. Support daily living activities including personal hygiene, medical monitoring, and emotional companionship while advocating for client needs.
On-site · Tofino
Provide comprehensive community health and home care nursing services to Indigenous individuals and families across NTC regions. Responsibilities include health promotion, immunization clinics, chronic disease management, and establishing community partnerships.
On-site · Tofino
The COHI Aide promotes oral health and provides hygiene education and prevention activities within the community. They provide chair-side assistance to dental professionals and handle administrative duties such as scheduling and reporting.
On-site · Port Alberni
Coordinate mental health services and supervise staff across remote communities within Nuu-chah-nulth territories. Focus on promoting cultural healing, managing crisis intervention, and ensuring professional standards in service delivery.
On-site · Port Alberni
Provide culturally safe diabetes education, consultation, and liaison services to Nuu-chah-nulth members and their families. Develop and implement diabetes programming and resources while advocating for clients on individual and systemic issues.
On-site · Port Alberni
Provide professional nursing guidance, mentoring, and clinical oversight to nurses based on the Nuu-chah-nulth Nursing framework. Support a collaborative approach to service delivery across Child & Youth and Mental Health teams.
On-site · Port Alberni
The Interim Director of Health provides strategic and operational leadership for the NTC Health Department, overseeing approximately 75 employees across multiple sites. Key duties include managing health program development, budget oversight, and mentoring program managers in funding and reporting.
