Deloitte released Volume 3 of Voices of Indigenous youth leaders on reconciliation, which delves into the experiences of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities facing intergenerational and recent traumas. Indigenous youth are uniquely affected by systemic barriers and are regularly faced with the impacts of these barriers. Everyone must advocate for reconciliation and act accordingly to break down the systemic barriers affecting Indigenous youth. In this Volume, Deloitte amplifies the voices of Indigenous youth leaders while highlighting the nuances of Canada’s mental health landscape and offers recommendations for achieving holistic wellness for Indigenous Peoples.
According to Deloitte, the private, public, and nonprofit sectors can:
- Work together and invest in a society that advances equity and safety for all.
- Empower First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Nations to pursue their mental wellness goals and return their autonomy to provide care for their people.
- Improve the supply of mental wellness care services and reduce barriers to access.
- Reconcile approaches to mental wellness care.
Download Volume 3 of Voices of Indigenous youth leaders on reconciliation, click here.
