Safe Pathway is a COVID-19 screening app for First Nations organizations.
Safe Pathways supports safe workplaces!
This COVID-19 screening app has been developed by Thunderbird Partnership Foundation, a leading culturally centred voice across Canada on First Nations mental wellness, substance use and addictions.
It is for First Nations organizations to ensure their staff and visitors are safe before they enter workplaces and facilities and is a direct response to requests for support from First Nations treatment centres across the country.
The app is set up by an administrator who invites staff, clients, and visitors to join. Once logged in, users can answer the COVID screening questions before visiting the facility. Screening questions can be customized to fit each organization’s needs. The app will determine if the user is safe to enter the workplace or facility. If they pass, users also receive reminders about social distancing and hand sanitizing etc. If the screening fails, the app alerts the administrator.
The results can be stored securely on the administrator’s computer database and reports can be generated on who completed the screening and can be used for tracking purposes.
About Thunderbird Partnership Foundation
Thunderbird supports an integrated and wholistic approach to healing and wellness serving First Nations and various levels of government, through research, training and education, policy and partnerships, and communications. Thunderbird strives to support culture-based outcomes of Hope, Belonging, Meaning and Purpose for First Nations individuals, families, and communities. Thunderbird’s mandate is to implement the Honouring Our Strengths: A Renewed Framework to Address Substance Use Issues Among First Nations People in Canada (HOS) and the First Nations Mental Wellness Continuum (FNMWC) framework.
The Thunderbird Partnership Foundation is a division of the National Native Addictions Partnership Foundation Inc.