The FNHA's “Increase the Support. Reduce the Harm" video series features Indigenous people talking about harm reduction and the impact of toxic drugs in their lives and the lives of their loved ones. Choose an individual video from the list or go to the complete playlist.

• Juanita – Cree and Dene Treaty 6 Territory (2.38 mins) – “Culture saved my life. It was the missing link and it helps me on my journey in sobriety and spiritually in life."
• Saige – Lutsel K'e Dene Nation (2.31 mins) – “What helped in my healing journey was looking up to other Indigenous people."
• Sekani, Dakelth First Nation (3.10 mins) – “We need bigger conversations about how to save lives from overdose."
• Lisa, Leq'á:mel First Nation (2.08 mins) – “I grew up surrounded by addiction and lost people who were close to me."
• John, of the Wolf Clan (3.21 mins) – “I want to say to anyone who is out there struggling with addiction, you are not alone. I care about you."
• Eva, Thunderchild First Nation (2.34 mins) – “If you come from a life of addiction, you know the importance of trust."
• Melanie, Saddle Lake Cree Nation (3.10 mins) – “I've lost friends and family to overdose. I want to do my part to keep people alive."
• Raymond, Cherokee (2.41 mins) – “While healing from drug use I learned that I don't have to suffer. I don't have to carry that pain."
• Ken, Yale First Nation (2.16 mins) – 'When your friends drop beside you, be sure Naloxone is close by."
• Candice, Dene and Cree Nation (2.30 mins) – “Don't be afraid to ask for help with your addiction. That's what's going to save your life."
• Corina, Nazko First Nation (2.15 mins) – “I did my homework and I found people and resources to connect with."​
  

• Community Situation Report (December 2021) 
  
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• ​Community Situation Rep​ort (August 2021)
• ​Community Situation Report (July 2021)​
• ​Community Situation Report (June 2021)​
• Community Situation Report (May 2021)