Resources

Translation: supernatural sounds, heard during the C̓àiqa dance season
Speaker: Evelyn Windsor

Translation: Squared timber
Speaker: George Johnson

Programs, brochures and supports from W̓uik̓inux̌v Child & Family Services. Reach out anytime — we're here to help connect children, youth and families to the right care.

Programs, brochures and supports from W̓uik̓inux̌v Child & Family Services. Reach out anytime — we're here to help connect children, youth and families to the right care.

Translation: Rocky Mountain Maple Tree
Speaker: David Stevenson
Note: traditionally used to make spoons

Stay up to date on garbage and recycling collection days, times, and guidelines to help keep our community clean.

Find the doctor's schedule, virtual care contacts, and nursing support — everything you need to access health services in one place.

The links below connect our community members to important resources through the First Nations Health Authority (FNHA), the organization that administers health benefits for eligible First Nations people living in BC. Here you will find information on the Mental Wellness and Counselling Benefit, a list of registered mental health providers, an overview of the full Health Benefits Program, the latest program news and updates, and contact information if you need support or have questions about your coverage.

The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) funds a network of residential treatment centres across BC, offering culturally grounded programs for adults, youth, and families. Services vary by location and include individual and family counselling, cultural ceremonies, trauma-informed care, and support for concurrent mental health concerns.