The Cultural Centre of Norway House provides programs to the membership of the Norway House Cree Nation. The Cultural Education Program objectives are as follows:

• To research the history of Norway House.
• To continue working on the central collection of print archival material in Norway House and collecting photos for gallery of historical photo collection.
• To develop cultural awareness by offering handicraft classes on beadwork, moccasins, mitts and gauntlets. Demonstration classes on traditional skills in ice fishing, trapping and hunting are also held on a seasonal basis. Classes are also held on preparing and cooking wild meat.
• To establish a lending library with a focus on Native Studies.

The Cultural Education Program receives funding from the First Nation Confederacy of Cultural Education Centers (FNCCEC). Each year a proposal is submitted to FNCCEC to keep the Cultural Education Program operating. The amount that is received from FNCCEC is $72,124.00. Out of this revenue we cover the salaries of the cultural education instructor and librarian.

The chart below shows the financial information on allocation of funds for the Cultural Education Budget: