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On June 10, 2022 EEPF Officers will set up road blocks for one day in each of the nine communities In Eeyou Istchee to educate drivers on the dange

Continuity of care for the Elders of Chisasibi, Whapmagoostui and Wemindji will be improved through the construction of an Elders' Home in the Cree

Public Health is working with Chisasibi officials after a red fox hunted approximately 100 km north of the community in late March tested positive

On March 30, 2022, The Nishîyû Council of Elders (NCOE) had their quarterly meeting in Gatineau, Quebec.

We would like to recognize the dedication and commitment of caregivers across the Eeyou Istchee.

Public Health recommends the following changes to reduce medical isolation, effective March 16, 2022. 

With 2021 coming to an end, we're looking back at our 2nd pandemic year and feeling grateful for the resilience and cooperation of our clients, par

November is Diabetes Month in Eeyou Istchee and around the world.

We would like to thank all caregivers - professionals, family members, friends, community members - for their hard work and their efforts to ensure

The Cree Health Board celebrates the hard work of our Occupational Therapists (OTs).

Cancer screening can help you or a loved one detect cancer early.

On September 30, 2021, CBHSSJB honoured the survivors of the residential school system and their families, and mourned the children who never retur

In June 2021, the phone system at the Chisasibi Regional Hospital was upgraded. Here is information you need to know.

On June 15, 2021, the CBHSSJB Board of Directors approved a new policy on financial support under the CNIHB for clients who must leave their home c

On Monday, June 14, Bertie Wapachee, Chairperson of the Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay, joined the Grand Chief Dr.

On Monday, June 14, The Nishîyȗ Council of Elders (NCOE) of Eeyou Istchee and the CBHSSJB Nishîyȗ Department issued a statement in the wake of the

On June 15, families and communities across Eeyou Istchee come together to acknowledge the often underestimated and ignored problem of elder mistre

After living in the Emergency Response Units for eight months, eleven Elders return to Chisasibi’s Multi-Service Day Centre 

A new agreement between the CBHSSJB and the EEPF speeds response times to save lives.

• Procedural or medical masks are recommended instead of cloth masks and are now required in the workplace.

Elders play an important role in our communities as the keepers of language, tradition and culture, so it is difficult to accept that they might al

We are deeply saddened by the sudden and unexpected passing of Ms. Nathalie Paré, a Social Worker with the CBHSSJB since February 2019

The Emergency Measures team at the Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay works with the Cree Nation Government and the communities