Caldwell First Nation is a sovereign First Nation serving its members and working to protect its community, culture, and traditional territory. Guided by resilience and respect for other Nations, it seeks to build relationships grounded in trust, harmony, and honour. The Nation’s administration provides a broad range of programs and services intended to support members’ growth, well-being, and prosperity.

Its services include health programs addressing mental, spiritual, emotional, and physical needs, as well as child welfare, early learning and child care, and family support through initiatives such as Circle of Care and Healthy Babies, Healthy Children. Members can also access medical transportation, foot care clinics, meals, and non-insured health benefits. Education and opportunity are supported through post-secondary assistance, employment and training, and current job postings. Additional services cover housing, finance, and membership.

Caldwell First Nation also supports culture and language revitalization and engages with organizations on projects that may affect its traditional territory.