First Nation members, including youth and people with disabilities (e.g. client assessment, case management, job search, job retention assistance summer jobs, work experience, and other supports, compatible with the objectives of FNLMS).

Participants with confirmed offer of full-time employment for 6 months or longer may be provided one-time assistance to begin full-time employment.

To provide unemployed workers to maintain and develop skills in order to enter or re-enter the labour market and at the same time encouraging community development.

Unemployed individuals facing employment barriers may be provided with training and work experience with qualified employers/ trainers to gain valuable knowledge and skills necessary to enter the labour force.

Participants who have obtained full-time employment and who are relocating a minimum of 100 km may qualify for relocation assistance.

Unemployed individuals who want to start their own business and to become self-employed may qualify for assistance while starting their business during the preliminary start up phase.

Unemployed/underemployed persons who require assistance to overcome existing or anticipated labour market barriers may qualify for training courses with qualified trainers.