Give to First Peoples' House

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Transition Year Program students Charles Blondin, Austin Kaduk, Roberta Alook, Brynn Klym, Tamara Belly, Teigan Harvey and Marc Doire

Empowering First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Students

First Nation, Métis, and Inuit (FNMI) students at the University of Alberta are investing not only in themselves but also into their communities and the larger community. FNMI students do not always have full access to all services and programs to enhance and support their success due to financial restraints and/or no personal support. If you would like to pay it forward and help FNMI students maximize their potential, please consider investing your time or monetary support.

Your donation to the First Peoples' House will help:

  • nurture a diverse, inclusive community of outstanding First Nation, Métis, and Inuit leaders from across North America,
  • increase enrollment, retention, and resources for FNMI students,
  • provide access to cultural programming and bring together community through ceremony, and
  • support student success and excellence.

Support First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Students

News

Dorothy Sutton hugs Transition Year Program administrator Lisa Ladouceur at Faculty of Native Studies’ Tea and Bannock.
Endowed fund supports a ‘home away from home’ for FNMI students

First Peoples’ House offers programs and services to help Indigenous students achieve academic success and personal growth, made possible with the generosity and support of folks like Dorothy and Darrel Sutton.

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Clearing the way for educational success

The Transition Year Program (TYP) and First Peoples' House creates supportive and inclusive environments for FNMI students pursuing STEM-related fields.