The Métis Centre is one of three population-specific centres within the National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO). Incorporated in 2000, NAHO is an Aboriginal founded and guided institution whose aim is to advance and promote the health and well-being of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis.
The Métis Centre strives to develop accessible, culturally relevant and safe health and well-being information for a variety of audiences including, but not limited to, researchers, governments, and Métis individuals, families, and communities.
We hope the information you find on this website is helpful to you. Please send us your feedback at: metiscentre@naho.ca
LATEST MÉTIS CENTRE NEWS
What’s New at the Métis Centre
Ceremony Honouring Métis Women: Launch of Resources for Women at Risk
As part of the Métis Women: Strong and Beautiful project, the Métis Centre of the National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO) and Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) are co-hosting a ceremony honouring Métis women, presenting research findings and launching resources for Métis women at risk of sexual exploitation. Continue reading
Now Available: Ispayin! Metis Youth Expressions DVD
Now Available: Ispayin! Metis Youth Expressions a DVD compilation of youth recordings and submissions with associated narratives, and this accompanying
Discussion Guide. Continue reading
Our Partners
Community Resources
Latest Resources
Summer 2011 Newsletter
Ispayin-Métis Youth Express Yourself! Discussion Guide (2010)
Healthy Beginnings, Supportive Communities: A Strong Future (2010)
Research & Statistics
Latest Research
Six Principles of Ethical Métis Research (2010)
Métis Health Literature and Statistical Databases (2009)
Social Determinants of Métis Health (2009)
Knowledge Sharing
ISPAYIN Métis Youth Website
Métis Centre Databases
