• Our Mission • Membership • Board of Directors and Staff • Careers • SFNWA Financial Audit • Contact Us
• Types of SFNWA Memberships • Join SFNWA as a Regular Member • Join SFNWA as an Associate Member • Join SFNWA as a Youth Member
• Online CEU Classes • In-Person CEU Classes
• AGM, Conference & Trade Show Registration • 2023 Highlights • Awards & Sponsors • AGM Minutes
• SFNWA App • Water Systems Operators Certification and Resources • First Nations Water News • First Nations and Rural Water Operator Forum • Math Corner
Education. Training. Skills Enhancement.
 

Featured News

 

Somto is on the far left, and Melanie is on the far right.

CEU Safety Training @PAGC: Part 2

On February 27-28, SFNWA Board Member, Melanie Kytwayhat, Program Coordinator, Somto Ufondu, and Admin Assistant, Stacey Burgess, were at Prince Albert for the second time this year. They met with a second contingent of water professionals who are members of the Prince Albert Grand Council and provided them with Safety Training and CEUs.

Kendal Netmaker

Kendal Netmaker Is Our Keynote Speaker!

We are thrilled to announce that Kendal Netmaker, the award-winning entrepreneur, renowned author, and globally recognized inspirational storyteller, will be the Keynote Speaker at the 2024 SFNWA Conference.

Kendal’s journey from Sweetgrass First Nation to entrepreneurial success is awe-inspiring. Kendal will also host an educational workshop at the event. Don’t miss his captivating storytelling and powerful lessons on resilience and leadership. Save the date, September 16-19, 2024, for an unforgettable experience, featuring Kendal Netmaker. 

Somto is on the far left, and Melanie is on the far right.

CEU Safety Training @PAGC: Part 1

SFNWA Board Member, Melanie Kytwayhat, Program Coordinator, Somto Ufondu, and Engagement Coordinator, Lisa Bains, worked as a team to provide Safety Training and CEUs to Water Operators in Prince Albert on January 30-31, 2024.

2023 SFNWA Banquet

Education. Training. Networking. Skills Enhancement.

Our Mission: Strengthening capacity at the community level for the care and management of water on First Nations lands.

See Where Our Over 210 Regular Members Are Located!

Click on the map, the number that you see is the number of members in each First Nations community or Tribal Council Office.

The Saskatchewan First Nations Water Association’s AGM will be held Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 3:30 p.m.