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The shared path: First Nations financial wellness
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Prosper Canada and AFOA Canada are pleased to collaboratively tell the story of The Shared Path: First Nations Financial Wellness. This work was undertaken in the spirit of reconciliation between Indigenous Peoples and non-Indigenous people in Canada and creating a more equitable and inclusive society by closing the gaps in social, health, and economic outcomes that exist between us.

This report defines financial wellness in the context of First Nations Peoples and communities, reviews why it matters, provides a conceptual framework to help clarify the determinants of financial wellness, and identifies barriers, needs, best practices and principles for building the financial wellness of Indigenous individuals, families, and communities together.

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Author: Elizabeth Mulholland, Simon Brascoupe
Topic: Financial inclusion, Financial well-being
Publisher: AFOA Canada, Prosper Canada
Location: Canada
Format: Report
Content Type: Research
Publication Date: November 29, 2019