2019/2020 FNHA Summary Service Plan
We are honoured to share the First Nations Health Authority's 2019/2020 Summary Service Plan, which marks the fourth year of our five-year health plan. This Summary Service Plan is essential to our journey of health system transformation for First Nations in BC. It provides a description of FNHA's operational plan for the year, including our goals, outcomes, objectives, strategies, performance measures and priorities. It also sets out the story behind our plan and our progress to date.
2018/2019 FNHA Summary Service Plan
We are pleased to share our FNHA Summary Service Plan for 2017/2018, which articulates a specific set of key priorities for the year, building from our ongoing long-term goals, outcome statements, objectives and strategies. This plan marks our second year into our five-year health plan. The development and implementation of our Summary Service Plan has been, and will be, guided by our Vision, Seven Directives, Shared Values and the First Nations Perspective on Health and Wellness – supporting the FNHA to be grounded in First Nations knowledge and teachings, and aligning our work with the consensus leadership expressed by our communities.
2017/2018 FNHA Summary Service Plan
We are pleased to share our FNHA Summary Service Plan for 2017/2018, which articulates a specific set of key priorities for the year, building from our ongoing long-term goals, outcome statements, objectives and strategies. This plan marks our second year into our five-year health plan. The development and implementation of our Summary Service Plan has been, and will be, guided by our Vision, Seven Directives, Shared Values and the First Nations Perspective on Health and Wellness – supporting the FNHA to be grounded in First Nations knowledge and teachings, and aligning our work with the consensus leadership expressed by our communities.
An Operational Plan for the Fiscal Year 2016/2017
The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) is pleased to share 2016/2017 FNHA Summary Service Plan: An Operational Plan for the Fiscal Year 2016/2017. The fourth Summary Service Plan describes the overall strategic and operational direction of the FNHA. It marks a new chapter for the FNHA – one in which we articulate a set of five-year goals, outcome statements, objectives, and a set of specific strategies and key priorities for 2016/17.
Since the transfer of Health Canada operations to the FNHA in 2013, the work of the organization has focused on advancing the health and wellness philosophy of the organization; strengthening services and operations; stabilizing and evolving the organization, including aligning functions associated with service delivery, operations, and medical expertise, and aligning to the five regions; and, nurturing partnerships with First Nations, government and health system partners.
This work continues through the next stage of the journey, as the FNHA pursues four key goals thoughtfully designed to continue to advance our journey towards our shared vision:
- Enhance First Nations Health Governance.
- Champion the BC First Nations Perspective on Health and Wellness.
- Advance Excellence in Programs and Services.
- Operate as an Efficient, Effective and Excellent First Nations Health Organization.
All of our plans are guided by the Shared Vision, Values and Principles, our Seven Directives and the First Nations Perspective on Health and Wellness. These guiding elements set the tone for our overall approach to transformation – which is built upon the concept of wholeness and of a health system transformed through wellness.
This 2016-17 Summary Service Plan, articulates our hopes and dreams for the future, and establishes a tactical approach to set these plans into motion. We are excited to embark on the next phase of our journey, and will report progress as we continue to collaborate with communities and our partners, working towards our shared vision.
Download the 2016-2017 Summary Service Plan here (PDF 5.96 MB)
2015/2016 FNHA Summary Service Plan
The FNHA is pleased to launch its Summary Service Plan (SSP) for 2015/2016. What is the SSP? It's a plan that will guide the transformative journey under way for BC First Nations, the FNHA and its partners. A focus will be on supporting another year of smooth operations, while expanding the transformation and innovation in health for First Nations people in BC.
During this time of transformational work, FNHA brings a renewed commitment to uphold our Seven Directives and shared values of Respect, Discipline, Relationships, Culture, Excellence and Fairness.
In the coming year, the FNHA will concentrate on four key goals:
1. Enhancing First Nations health governance;
2. Promoting and implementing the BC First Nations perspective on wellness as a health and wellness champion;
3. Improving health service and programs as a health and wellness partner; and
4. Strengthening the FNHA as a sustainable and effective First Nations health organization.
This year will see an increase in dollars flowing directly to the regions. Specifically, 75% of the overall 2015/2016 budget will go to direct regional investment, as compared to 70% last year. An 11% increase in health actions expenditures means more direct investment in wellness and preventative services.
In the year ahead, FNHA looks forward to reporting progress as we work with our partners towards our shared vision of, "Healthy, Self-Determining and Vibrant BC First Nations, Children, Families and Communities.”
Download the 2015-16 Summary Service Plan here (PDF 1.88 MB)
A Change in Focus: 2014/2015 Summary Service Plan
This document summarizes the key FNHA priorities for our first full year of service delivery.
A Year in Transition: 2013-2014 Interim Health Plan
The 2013-2014 Interim Health Plan is summarized into a Summary Service Plan released to First Nations and the general public. The Summary Service Plan provides an overview of the Interim Health Plan, summarizing the key FNHA priorities and milestones. The current Summary Service Plan is titled "A Year in Transition: 2013-2014 Interim Health Plan Overview" and can be downloaded here: IHP Overview PDF (1.6 mb)
