Emergency Preparedness for Indigenous Communities
In partnership with Indigenous peoples across Canada, the Red Cross supports culturally appropriate programming in disaster prevention, response and recovery, as well as education and training to promote safety, health and well-being.
By invitation from communities, we support local programs to help create stronger, safer, empowered communities. Through initiatives like swimming and water safety training and respectful relationship courses, we help communities build capacity and resiliency.
The Red Cross is also here to provide assistance to families and communities before, during, and after a disaster. The key to staying safe is to prepare and to have an emergency plan in place. The Red Cross is honoured to work with Indigenous people, co-creating opportunities to address priorities, and building a strong relationship of community collaboration.
For more information on what Red Cross offers in your region, please consult the community search page here. If you’ve been affected by a disaster and require assistance, click here for information on our current emergency responses and how you can find help.
Moose Cree First Nation Community
Families
- Emergency Preparedness Guide for Mushkego Cree Families
- Children’s Activity Booklet
- Children’s Activity Booklet (Ojibwe)
- Grab and Go Flyer for Parents of Young Children
- Ready Goose Sticker for Children
Elders
- Elders and Emergencies Booklet (English)
- Elders and Emergencies Booklet ( N Dialect)
- Elders and Emergencies Booklet ( L Dialect)
- Grab and Go Flyer for Elders (English)
- Grab and Go Flyer for Elders (L Dialect)
- Grab and Go Flyer for Elders (N Dialect)
- Grab and Go Flyer for Elders (Ojibwe)