Tungasuvvingat Inuit is an Inuit-specific urban services provider that offers community supports for Inuit of all ages. Finding your way through the urban systems and getting the support you need is what TI does. We’re there for you as you build your life in the south and work to keep you connected to your culture in the north.

Tungasuvvingat Inuit is an Inuit-specific urban services provider that offers community supports for Inuit of all ages. Finding your way through the urban systems and getting the support you need is what TI does. We’re there for you as you build your life in the south and work to keep you connected to your culture in the north.
Help Tungasuvvingat Inuit
Your gift helps Tungasuvvingat Inuit provide and deliver essential programs, services and resources to our Inuit community. For many, these kind gifts will provide real and long-lasting change for essential necessary services that provide opportunity and in many cases, basic needs. 40% of the Inuit population now reside outside of Inuit Nunangat and the funds TI receives provide culture, programs and significant Inuit-specific support and resources.
What’s New
Career Opportunity – Case Manager, Housing First
The position provides intensive support in tandem with the Housing Specialist and a Cultural Support Worker, [...]
Career Opportunity – Restorative Justice Liaison
This position is responsible for implementing and managing the day‐to‐day activities of Tungasuvvingat Inuit’s (TI) Restorative Justice Program. Restorative Justice is a community-based practice used to strengthen communities, repair harm, and restore relationships [...]
Career Opportunity – Child and Youth Worker, Kamatsiarniq Program
This position is responsible for providing ongoing support, advocacy, case planning, system navigation and service coordination for Inuit children and youth currently or previously involved with the child welfare system in order [...]
Career Opportunity – VAW Counsellor and Advocate
The VAW Counsellor and Advocate is responsible for providing community-based, culturally specific, counselling, support, and referral services for Inuit women aged 16 years and older who identify themselves as having been sexually, physically, [...]


