Pillars of Impact
Governance Reviews
Monitor government and corporate decisions, budgets, and policies that affect the region. Publish impacts, demand results and transparency.
Corporate Management
Inclusive by-laws that enable members full participation for all corporate positions. Identify roles, responsibilities and classification.
Economic Justice and development
Promote local ownership, fair resource sharing. Infrastructure investment that is actually available to small business when needed in communities. Independent oversight and investigations if required
Financial Accountability
Monitor programs, budgets and review audited annual financial statements at member requests. Transparent management, administration and accountability of financial assets.
Health, Recreation and Social Services
The Sahtu’s smaller communities , health systems struggle with chronic staffing shortages and the difficulty of retaining skilled professionals in remote areas. Rising costs and administrative burdens strain the delivery of timely , high quality health care.
Education
Sahtu indigenous students face systemic barriers rooted in colonial legacies, including limited access to culturally grounded education and consistent support services.
Food & Housing Security
Sahtu resident’s struggle with the high transportation and skilled professional labour that affects housing and food costs. Food subsidies and housing programs poorly managed has driven up costs.
Policy Advocacy
Draft concrete policies and present them to indigenous governments for implementation. We are a medium with solutions not just complaints.
Governance Reviews
Monitor government and corporate decisions, budgets, and policies that affect the region. Publish impacts, demand results and transparency.
Corporate Management
Inclusive by-laws that enable members full participation for all corporate positions. Identify roles, responsibilities and classification.
Economic Justice and development
Promote local ownership, fair resource sharing. Infrastructure investment that is actually available to small business when needed in communities. Independent oversight and investigations if required
Financial Accountability
Monitor programs, budgets and review audited annual financial statements at member requests. Transparent management, administration and accountability of financial assets.
Health, Recreation and Social Services
The Sahtu’s smaller communities , health systems struggle with chronic staffing shortages and the difficulty of retaining skilled professionals in remote areas. Rising costs and administrative burdens strain the delivery of timely , high quality health care.
Education
Sahtu indigenous students face systemic barriers rooted in colonial legacies, including limited access to culturally grounded education and consistent support services.
Food & Housing Security
Sahtu resident’s struggle with the high transportation and skilled professional labour that affects housing and food costs. Food subsidies and housing programs poorly managed has driven up costs.
Policy Advocacy
Draft concrete policies and present them to indigenous governments for implementation. We are a medium with solutions not just complaints.