Six Nations COVID-19 Pandemic Response Framework
A novel (new) coronavirus (COVID-19) discovered in Wuhan, China late December 2019 has impacted our world as we now know it. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the impact of this virus a global threat and declared a global pandemic on March 12, 2020. As a community, action was required to protect our vulnerable community members/
As Haudenosaunee, this is not the first time we have had to endure a devastating disease. However, during times of adversity is when our people come together. In the past, we relied on the strength and knowledge of our leaders, healers and all community members to survive and recover. We can turn to those people, our language and our culture to guide us now.
Our community treasures are our elders and our children. Our elders hold the knowledge of the past and our children are our hope for the future.; this means we need to be mindful of the next seven generations when decisions are made.
| Alert Level 1: Óhonte (Green) |
Alert Level 2: Otsì (Yellow) |
Alert Level 3: Otiarén:ta (Orange) |
Alert Level 4: Onekwénhtara (Red) |
Alert Level 5: Kanhòn:tsi (Black) |
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| Measures |
All businesses, organizations, monitored functions/gatherings should implement the Six Nations COVID-19 Health & Safety Guidelines – https://www.sixnationscovid19.ca/ at a minimum this includes but is not limited to: • Highly recommend those living/working in our community should receive the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible |
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| Reducing Alert Levels | If after 2 consecutive weeks with LOW RISK after the risk assessment and a 3% increase in vaccine coverage |
If after 2 consecutive weeks with LOW RISK after the risk assessment and a 3% increase in vaccine coverage |
If after 2 consecutive weeks with LOW RISK after the risk assessment and a 3% increase in vaccine coverage |
If after 2 consecutive weeks with LOW RISK after the risk assessment and a 3% increase in vaccine coverage |
If after 2 consecutive weeks with LOW RISK after the risk assessment and a 3% increase in vaccine coverage |
| Level of Measures/Restrictions in Place | Low | Moderate | High | Very High | Maximum: Essential activities only |
| Gatherings w/ Masks and Public Health Measures in Place |
50 indoors |
25 indoors |
10 indoors |
5 indoors – only with those in immediate household |
0 – Limit interactions to only those within immediate household |
| Sectors Open with Masks and Public Health Measures in Place |
• All sectors in yellow |
• All sectors in orange + |
• All sectors in red + |
• Outdoor and indoor |
• Essential services |