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About Us

Pinaymootang First Nation

Pinaymootang First Nation is located approximately 240 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg and 40 kilometres north of Ashern, Manitoba. We are signatories to Treaty 2, signed on August 21, 1871. Our reserve, I.R. No. 50, encompasses approximately 11,315 acres.

 

Our community has a population of approximately 2,812 people, with 1,233 living on-reserve and 1,579 living off-reserve. Ojibway is our traditional language, and nearly half of our on-reserve population is under the age of 20.

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Our community offers a wide range of services and facilities, including education from Nursery to Grade 12, daycare, health services, fire and police protection, an arena, water and sewage services, employment and training, child and family services, community and recreational facilities, and more.

 

Pinaymootang Health Centre

The Pinaymootang Health Centre is committed to supporting the health and well-being of our community. We work to improve access to quality health services, promote healthy lifestyles, and support individuals and families in achieving holistic wellness.

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Our Mission

Our mission is to improve health quality, accessibility, and outcomes for all community members while advancing self-determination in health through:

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Community participation and self-responsibility

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Safe, accessible, and confidential health services

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Health education, resources, and advocacy

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Partnerships that address health inequities and racism

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Building local capacity in community health

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Protecting the rights and well-being of our People, Families, and First Nation

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Our Vision

The Pinaymootang Health Centre strives to be an accredited centre of excellence providing safe, professional, and confidential care. Through an integrated and inclusive approach, we inspire hope, promote holistic wellness, and provide trusted care to every client.

Pinaymootang First Nation Health Centre

P.O. Box 322

824 Main Market Road

Fairford, Manitoba R0C-0X0

For Life-Threatening Emergencies Call
204-659-2500
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