Six Nations Community Report September 11th 2020

These reports will now include case information in Ontario Schools.

These reports will be released Fridays and Tuesdays of every week. 

Further to the announcement that SNGREC offices are closed effective 4:30 pm on March 4,
2021, please see below additional information for community members. Our current plan is to
resume services under Alert Level Black restrictions on March 19. Patience is appreciated
during this time due to limited staff capacity to fulfill requests. Urgent needs will be addressed
as a priority.

WARNING: If you encounter private firms/individuals offering COVID-19 Vaccines for Sale - DO NOT BUY, ITS ILLEGAL. These vaccines offer nothing but false hope. Do not give any personal/financial information, or any type of currency. Report these sales to

Emily C General School December 8, 2020 - ECG RE-ENTRY PLAN Return to In-Person Learning | Updates | Protocols

Six Nations COVID-19 Health and Safety Guidelines Rev: Dec. 3, 2020

Standardized Covid-19 Screening Tool

Oct. 21, 2020 - Community Event Proposal to Six Nations Community from Emergency Control Group During COVID 19 Pandemic Please fill out this proposal template with all the relevant information on the event that you are organizing in the community.

Click here to download the ECG Community Event Proposal Form

***Updated October 21, 2020***

Practical Guidance for Funerals, Wakes or Memorials during the COVID-19 Pandemic

http://www.sixnations.ca/FuneralGuidanceduringCOVID-19(October2020).pdf

Terms used and defined to explain what is being talked about

when Cases are deemed: Probable, Confirmed, Active, Resolved, 

total and New Daily Cases.

Feeling Ill Take the Covid-19 Self Assessment, You will be guided through

to What Your Next Steps Will Be

To Self Assess: (Visit the  Link)

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Current restrictions have been loosened as of March 21, 2022. Ontario is changing the mask requirements.

Six Nations has a number of different resources available for individuals who need them most. We have also built relationships with surrounding organizations to better help our community.

In this resource guide you will find helpful information on COVID-19, crisis supports, mental health assistance, financial supports, emergency shelters, food security programs, child protection, victim and justice services, and health supports.

We have compiled a variety of resources that are located in the community and off the community.

On December 27, 2021, the Ohsweken Public Health was advised that the Six Nations COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Dajoh Youth and Elders Centre has been deemed a high-risk exposure setting for COVID-19 - due to a person presenting to the clinic and later testing positive for COVID-19.

Due to the high transmissibility or rapid spreading of Omicron (which is becoming the more dominant strain of COVID-19):

• Anyone who attended this vaccination clinic should isolate immediately and continue isolation, as long as they remain symptom-free, up until and including December 30.
• Anyone who attended this clinic and is currently symptomatic or becomes symptomatic should immediately seek a COVID-19 test and continue isolating.
• Those who test positive will need to isolate for 10 days starting from the day of the positive test result or symptom onset date. Additional instructions may also be provided by public health.

Individuals who have symptoms or are current contacts of a COVID-19 case should be self-isolating and not seek vaccination until they are out of isolation.

Anyone attending the vaccine clinic should wear a medical face mask or a 3-layer cloth mask.

Vaccination Clinics previously scheduled for December 29, 30, 31 have been CANCELLED.

Vaccinations will be available again starting January 4, 2022 at Dajoh.

If you have questions, please contact Ohsweken Public Health at .

COVID-19 INFORMATION PACKAGE Version 2.2 – August 26, 2021

pdf download, 28 pages

COVID-19 Vaccine Screening and Consent Form
SCREENING AND CONSENT FORM –COVID-19 Vaccine

Please print this off and fill it out before your vaccination appointment

this will help streamline the process for everyone.

Community Resources - Updated January 2021

Alert Level Black: Guidance for Business/Services/Organizations Delivered to Six Nations

The Six Nations COVID-19 Assessment Centre now has Online Appointment Bookings at sixnationscovid19.ca

Just follow 5 easy steps to book today!

Members that cannot access the new online booking feature are encouraged to call at or .

Also the Assessment Centre has a New Entrance!

The Assessment Centre Entrance near the Gaylord Powless Arena and Horse Track is no longer in use for COVID-19 testing.

Community Members can access testing by using the new entrance at Lawrence Jonathan Lane.

FREE Covid-19 Screener Education Sessions available in the New Year - January 13 & 27.

Open to all Six Nations of the Grand River

FREE SKODEN: Protection Against Covid-19 Training Sessions available in the New Year - January 12 & 20

ECG Community Update Notice #2 - November/December 2020

Iroquois Lodge Visiting - Update - Date: December 2, 2020

Question:
1.During the COVID-19 pandemic, can I still access Non-Insured Health Benefits?

Answer:
Yes, the NIHB Program continues to provide benefits and services.
The NIHB Drug Exception Centre, Dental Pre-Determination Centre and NIHB regional call centres continue to operate and receive calls, faxes and emails from clients and vendors.

Read More Questions and Answers

SEPTEMBER 2020 - The following consensus points have been developed to provide consistency in response to COVID-19 in schools across local public health units in western Ontario.

February 16, 2021