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Program: Ontario Works Building - Extended Health Benefits  
Organization: Grassy Narrows First Nation
Band Office
Phone Numbers: 807-925-2570
Toll-Free: 1-866-925-2570
Fax: 807-925-2125
Address:
c/o c/o Ontario Works
Box 143 c/o Ontario Works
Grassy Narrows, ON
P0X 1B0
Street Address:
Asubpeeschoseewagong Netum Anishinabek First Nation  
Location:
  • Ontario Works building is located in the community of Grassy Narrows First Nation
  • Situated up the hill across from the Health Clinic
Accessibility: Not Wheelchair Accessible    Not Wheelchair Accessible
Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-12 noon, 1 pm-4 pm
Public Contacts: Alana Pahpasay - Social Services Administrator
807-925-2570 * alanapahpasay@gmail.com
Service Description: Operates a self government and is responsible for the day to day operations of the Asubpeeschoseewagong Netum Anishinabek First Nation
  • Tribal Council: Bimose Tribal Council (BTC)
  • Political Territorial Organization: Grand Council Treaty #3 (GCT3)
  • Treaty #3


Provides various health benefits to individuals and families with high health costs
Benefits are determined based on need and may include:
  • basic dental care
  • diabetic supplies
  • eyeglasses
  • hearing aids
  • prescription drugs
  • surgical supplies and dressings
  • transportation for medical appointments

Fees: None
Application: Individuals can apply by contacting the office
Eligibility / Target Population: Members of Grassy Narrows First Nation 16-65 years of age


Individuals and families who:

  • were eligible for Ontario Works in the previous months, or

  • are no longer eligible for Ontario Works because they received a payment for loss of income under the 1986-1990 Hepatitis C Settlement Agreement
Languages: English
Language Notes: Ojibway, available upon request
Area Served:
Grassy Narrows First Nation  
See Also: Health Centres and Programs for Indigenous Peoples

This information was last completely updated on February 24, 2025

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Updated February 24, 2025
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