Four Arrows Regional Health Authority Inc.

"The health and well being of all members of Island Lake Communities is our focus"

Our Mission

“As a regional organization created by the Island Lake Anishininew Nations, we work cooperatively with community health services to improve health outcomes for the Island Lake membership”

Our Vision

Mamow Anishininew Minoyawin

“Island Lake people in Wellness together”

Our Services

The boxes below will guide you to find the Health Services you may require. Hover over each box to find the content.

Regional Programs

• Wellness Programs • Food Security • Renal Program - Dialysis

Regional Programs

• Wellness Programs • Food Security • Renal Program - Dialysis
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Health Transformation Projects

We are building the future

Health Transformation Projects

We are building the future
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Career Opportunities

Shaping the future

Career Opportunities

• Human Resources • Administrative Staff and Programs • Special Projects
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About FAHRA

Finance, Annual Reports

About FARHA

History - Mission - Vision
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News & Events

Upcoming FARHA Events and News

News & Events

Upcoming FARHA Events and News
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Meet The FARHA Team

Meet The FARHA Team

News Announcements & Press Clippings

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Past & Upcoming Events

COVID-19 Informational Videos

Serving the Island Lake Communities with how-to informational videos to cope with the COVID-19 Pandemic

Check back regularly as new videos will be added

FARHA's Role In Combating COVID-19

Director of Operations, Laurie Wood Ducharme explaining how FARHA is helping out Island Lake Communities during this COVID-19 Pandemic. 

How To Use Hand Sanitizer Properly

Community Health Director, Grace McDougall, explains how to properly use hand sanitizer to protect yourself from the COVID-19 Pandemic. 

How To Wash Your Hands Properly with Soap and Water

Community Health Director, Grace McDougall, explains how to properly wash your hands using soap and water to protect yourself from the COVID-19 Pandemic. 

Novel pathogens: donning & doffing PPE for aerosol-generating procedures

COVID-19 moves from person-to-person via droplets (sneezing and coughing) and contact with surfaces that have become contaminated with someone who is infected. As of March 12, 2020, we have moved to droplet and contact precautions for suspected and confirmed cases of COVID-19. The best protection for health-care workers is the use of a surgical mask, eye protection, full sleeved gown, and gloves. An N95 respirator, as shown in this video, should only be used when performing an aerosol-generating medical procedure such as an intubation or CPR, for example.

What is COVID-19?

Sharon Monias, Harm Reduction Nurse, FARHA, explains what is COVID-19 and how to keep yourself, family and community safe. 

Community Partnerships