The KRG was created in 1978 to deliver public services to Nunavimmiut. It is tasked with delivering technical assistance to the 14 Northern villages regarding management and municipal accounting, land use, legal affairs, engineering, and public transit.

TNI has operated its own regional radio network since 2006, allowing it to broadcast in all 14 villages, one mining site, and via live streaming on its Web site, www.tni-rtn.com. It also operates a community television network (NCTv) that broadcasts video programs in Inuktitut.

YES Nunavik is a special SED program that delivers a wide variety of services to youth aged 16 to 35, including employment and education needs assessment, individual action plans development, and job-search support.

Through its language, heritage, and cultural programs, the Avataq Cultural Institute strives to support and preserve Inuit culture for present and future generations.

Since 1967, Ilagiisaq-FCNQ has provided the cooperative movement with more effective powers and services. Today, it is one of the largest employers in the region, assisting its members by purchasing training, maintenance, and providing technical and management support.

Glencore is one of the world’s largest globally diversified natural resource companies.

Founded in the 1970s as a trading company, they have grown into a major producer and marketer of commodities - employing 160,000 people around the world.

The Kativik Ilisarniliriniq Adult Education and Vocational Training Department serves all of Nunavik.

KI Adult Education studies emerging training needs in the workforce to offer a variety of courses in each community.

The Post-Secondary Student Services team provides logistical, social, and academic support to Nunavimmiut studying at the post-secondary level. They assist students completing vocational training programs or attending CEGEP or university.

The KMHB’s mandate is to manage residential buildings for low and middle-income individuals and families in the 14 Nunavik villages. Its mission is to provide safe and comfortable housing, tailored to the tenants' specific needs.

The SED is a department of KRG responsible for providing funding and services for employment, training, income support and child care services to the Nunavik population in the context of Inuit social and economic development.

SQIA was created to answer the needs of the growing population of Inuit living outside of their ancestral territories. It contributes to Inuit development by defending and celebrating our language, culture, traditions and way of life.

Created for Nunavik apprentice and journeyperson construction workers, Sanajiit focuses on developing a strong construction workforce through the delivery of work placement and training services in all the communities of Nunavik.

Makivik is an active player in the development of Nunavik, where Inuit have established our distinct place and identity. Its priority mandate is to protect the resolutions of the 1975 JBNQA, first comprehensive Inuit land claim in Canada.

The NYHA was created by NRBHSS and the MSSS in 2001. It develops programs and activities that provide a safe space for 6 to 19 year olds to go after school, on weekends and during summer vacations.

Launched in September 2015, QYC is an ethnic, non-for-profit organization dedicated to representing Inuit youth of Nunavik and Chisasibi between the ages of 15 to 35 years old.

Saturviit's mission is to represent the well-being and interests of Nunavik women. Their objective is to improve their own social-economic well-being by advocating for programs and services that support healthy women and families.

The NRBHSS's mission is to plan, organize, apply and evaluate programs to foster healthy communities where integrated health and social services are offered by Inuit in accordance with tradition and values.