Thunderbird Partnership Foundation will carried out test campaigns in select communities across Canada including Nipissing First Nation
A new harm reduction campaign has been launched to promote the importance of First Nations teachings in fighting opioid addictions in Indigenous communities across the province.The campaign has been launched by the Thunderbird Partnership Foundation of Bothwell, Ontario, a non-profit organization committed to addressing substance abuse in First Nations.
Hopkins said there are matters of unresolved and complex trauma that still contribute to substance abuse harms in Indigenous communities. Thunderbird said the opioid crisis, which affected First Nations disproportionately before the COVID pandemic, was only made worse during the isolation of the pandemic. The use of opioid and other substances increased among Indigenous communities.
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