At E‑nangaabe‑jig Health Services, our dedicated team works together to provide culturally safe and wholistic care to Indigenous individuals, families, and communities across Lambton County. Guided by Indigenous values and community priorities, our staff support healing, wellness, and access to care for clients living both on‑ and off‑reserve.
Primary Care Team
Our Physician, Nurse Practitioners, and Nurses provide comprehensive primary care services, focusing on prevention, chronic disease management, and healthy living. Our clinical team supports clients across the lifespan and ensures care is delivered in a safe, welcoming, and culturally grounded environment.
Social Work
Our Social Worker supports clients with mental health, emotional wellbeing, and connection to community resources. Services are client‑centred and trauma‑informed, recognizing the impacts of historical and ongoing inequities while building on individual and family strengths.
Traditional Healing
Our Traditional Healer offers culturally rooted supports that honour Indigenous ways of knowing and healing. Traditional healing services offer a wholistic approach to wellness, supporting balance among mind, body, spirit, and community.
Front Office and Administrative Staff
Our Front Office Team is often the first point of contact and plays a vital role in creating a welcoming and respectful experience for clients. They support appointment scheduling, intake, and referral coordination.
Leadership Team
Our Executive Director works with the Board of Directors to provide leadership and strategic direction, ensuring that E‑nangaabe‑jig Health Services remains accountable to the community, guided by Indigenous governance, and responsive to evolving health needs across Lambton County.