The plan

Since its formation in 2021, the FLA OHT has already seen great progress

Since its formation in 2021, the FLA OHT has already seen great progress.

Plan and understand (November 2021)

Community research to understand the people in the communities we serve

Shape the process (December 2021)

Work with Community Council to co-design the engagement approach; Leadership review

Discovery and exploration (Jan-Apr 2022)

Empower, listen and learn from partners about the strengths, opportunities and challenges of the regional health-care system

Public engagement (May –July 2022)

Consult, gather insights and ideas from community members to help transform the health-care system

Create the plan (Aug-Dec 2022)

Harvest insights, finalize strategy

Implement and evaluate (2023-2028)

Set annual action plans, Review progress against performance targets, Continue work with community members to co-design our health-care system

Land acknowledgement

With deep respect and humility, we acknowledge that the FLA OHT is located on the traditional territories of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and Huron-Wendat Nations, as well as the territories of other rural and urban Indigenous community members including Métis, Inuit, and other First Peoples from across the Turtle Island.

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We stand upon land that carries the footsteps of Peoples of Indigenous ancestry who have been here for thousands of years. We have an opportunity to learn from each other, improve relationships and promote respect for the past, present and future. We are thankful to share, learn, work, play and grow on these lands as we work together to build a new health-care system that will be inclusive and equal for all.

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