the aboriginal healing foundation CORPORATE PLAN 2014

of the healing community, the Assembly of First Nations, the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, the Inuit Tapirisat of Canada, the Métis National Council, and the Native Women’s Association of Canada, the AHF was established March 31, 1998 with an 11-year mandate, ending March 31, 2009. [...] The Board manages the property, business and affairs of the AHF and is • One by the Métis National Council; and responsible for the establishment and monitoring of investment policies, standards, and procedures, • Two by the Government of Canada. [...] The Chairperson of the • Informatics and system maintenance, Board of Directors ensures that the Board of including the project database (GIFTS); Directors fulfills its responsibilities for the governance of the AHF. [...] He provides Responses to public questions/ requests; the leadership required for the achievement of • the AHF mission, strategy, and objectives, and Fulfilling the terms of the funding agreement exercises powers and duties as specified and • with Canada. [...] The Corporate Secretary’s office assists the Board of Directors to fulfill its governance role, builds and maintains the integrity of the AHF in the eyes of the public and enhances its public profile, implements the AHF mission and objectives, ensures the efficient performance of Management and that all AHF activities 7 Our Publications: a Legacy The research agenda and publication strategy of the.