The Tribal Council Program (TCP) is one component of the First Nation Indian Government Support Funding Program as provided through Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) support. The program was introduced in 1984 and operates under broad authorities provided by the same federal department.
Specific advisory services have been "devolved" from INAC and subsequently passed on to Nokiiwin Tribal Council who is responsible for the provision of these services to our affiliated membership communities.
Core Service Areas
Governance
This program supports a broad range of services which cater to the diverse needs identified by the communities. The primary focus is to assist the communities with upgrading the quality of services that they provide to their membership.
Finance
The financial advisor is responsible for assisting communities with the establishment and maintenance of effective and efficient financial systems.
Technical Services
Technical Services provides technical advisory services to Nokiiwin Tribal Council member First Nations in the areas of housing, operation and maintenance of community assets, development of capital planning proposals, etc.
Economic Development
This Program is committed to the continuous improvement of business development services, business enterprises, management processes, work environments, and individual job functions.
Community Planning
Offers complete community planning and project management advisory services and training opportunities to help Nokiiwin Tribal Council membership plan for the future of their communities.
