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The Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC) under the direction of the MLFNs Chiefs has progressed steadily as a second-level programs and services provider that operates within the nine communities.

Ekosi (eh-goh-say) Health is a Canadian, Indigenous-owned leading provider of quality health care. Ekosi Health delivers innovative, personalized health care experiences, products and services to help individuals be their best possible selves. They specialize in the delivery of personalized cannabinoid therapies for harm reduction, deprescribing, mental health, diabetes, and more.

They strive to be as accessible, reaching women and girls throughout the Tri-Counties by offering programs and services, satellite offices, a toll free number and a primary location in Yarmouth. By providing the tools to intervene in crisis situations that women and girls face, they are able to relieve poverty and other barriers in their lives, and are here to offer women and girls assistance as they move forward in achieving their educational, work, and life goals.

At Planned Parenthood Regina, their mission is to provide accessible, comprehensive, and confidential sexual health services to everyone in their community. They believe in the right to make informed choices about sexual health and well-being.

They welcome and support people with needs relating to its four areas of intervention - addiction, living environment, street work, and sexual health. In addition, they promote healthy lifestyle habits regarding sexual health and aim to prevent addiction through various activities and workshops. They work within vulnerable communities, namely young people, the LGBT+ community, PLHIV and people living with an addiction problem.

FrancoQueer is the French-speaking association of 2Esprits, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, questioning, queer, intersex, asexual, non-binary and more (2SLGBTQIA+) people and their allies in Toronto and Ontario. They bring together French-speaking 2SLGBTQIA+ people in Ontario, offer them activities, services and programs that meet their needs, increase the accessibility and inclusiveness of existing services in the community, and celebrate their diversity in a French-speaking atmosphere.

The Native Council of Prince Edward Island is a community of Indigenous people living off-reserve in traditional Mi’kmaq territory. NCPEI is the self-governing authority for all off-reserve Indigenous living on Epekwitk (PEI).