Elders and Youth is responsible for programs that support Elders and youth throughout Nunavut. Program activities include the delivery of training workshops and the provision of grants and contributions that support community-based Elder and youth programs, and elder and youth committees. Click here to find out more information!
The Emergency Management Organization is responsible for emergency preparedness plans and provides assistance to Nunavut communities in creating their own plans. For information on emergency planning, Read More…
Emergency Search and Rescue assists communities and qualified organizations with emergency search and rescue funding. To learn more about Emergency Search and Rescue funding, Read More…
Employee and Family Assistance is designed to assist Government of Nunavut employees and their families maintain and/or improve their overall well-being.
Need help with a resume or finding a job? Want to learn about education and training options? Your community Career Development office will provide you information and support to get you where you want to go.
If you are proposing development on land in Nunavut, you will need an Environmental Assessment (EA) review by the Environmental Assessment and Land Use program. To learn about this program or how to get a permit, Read More…
If you are looking for assistance or information regarding the enforcement or collection of monies related to child support, please contact the manager of the family support office at Court Services. Read more…
Counseling, support, and shelters for victims of family violence are arranged by your Community Social Services Worker. In an emergency, call your local RCMP detachment. Women and children can go directly to a shelter. Read More...
The Fire Marshal’s Office conducts inspections and enforces fire safety requirements found in various acts and regulations. For more information on fire safety requirements or fire inspections, Read More…
Training opportunities are available for volunteers to provide emergency and firefighting services throughout Nunavut. To learn about training opportunities, Read More…
If you have an idea for a project that may strengthen, develop, and diversify Nunavut’s fishing industry, you can apply for financial assistance under the Fisheries Development and Diversification Program. Read More…
The Department of Family Services approves and oversees foster homes in Nunavut. Children stay in foster care until their own home is safe or the Department of Family Services can find them a permanent home.
There are three types of fuel tax rebates offered for the following groups by the Government of Nunavut;
1. Harvesters, Outfitters, Tourism Operators and Quarrying
2. Mineral Development
3. Mineral Exploration
