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Child & Family Services

A guide to Child & Youth Mental Health services for families. Connecting children with extended family caregivers when needed. How to report a concern and what happens in a child protection respons...

Guided by the House of Nuùw̓aqawa, we have thrived on the lands and waters of Rivers Inlet since time immemorial. We are here to walk alongside our community, whether you are at home on the Wànukv ...

Health

Eligibility: FNHA funding is available to First Nations and Status clients aged 19 and older who have been living in BC for more than three months. Please note that Métis and Inuit clients are not ...

Health Station Direct Line: 250-949-5934 | Extension: 250-949-8625 ext. 301 • Health Station Operations: Daily nursing services, general health inquiries, and scheduled doctor rotations. • Communit...

Announcements

• Aboriginal Head Start on Reserve (AHSOR): Early childhood programming designed to support the spiritual, emotional, intellectual, and physical development of our youngest community members. • K-1...

Newsletter

Welcome to Nùsa — The Fall Issue of the ’Wuìk̓inux̌v Nation Newsletter Yaù ’Wuìk̓inux̌v Nation, We are pleased to release the Fall Issue (gvùl̓ənx̌) of our new quarterly newsletter, Nùsa ("To Tell ...

Service Coordination, i.e. Jordan’s Principle: Connecting families to specialized assessments, therapies, and funded supports - and advocating to reduce the barriers that come with living in a remo...

We oversee the entire lifecycle of housing in K̓itit - from long-term infrastructure planning and policy development to daily operations, maintenance, and renovations. Our goal is to build and main...

The ’Wuìk̓inux̌v Nation's Chief and Council are elected by Nation members to serve the community—the people who put them there. Their work spans health, education, social development, and Nation op...

Stay informed on Nation administration, financial updates, and operational news The Maintenance team is responsible for the upkeep and care of buildings and facilities in K̓itit - addressing repair...

We are proud to feature locally owned and operated accommodations within the village. Please contact hosts directly to reserve. Cranky Jr's Cabin Host: Collin Shaw 2 bedrooms (1 queen bed, 1 double...

We assert our rights, title, and Indigenous law over 7,200 square kilometers of combined land and marine ecosystems. Historically, our economic system was based on seasonal movements to family-owne...

Our village sits in the wilderness, surrounded by both grizzly and black bears - a familiar presence in community life. Our community guardians and dogs help keep everyone safe. There are two priva...

Connect With Our TeamReach out to learn more about 'Wùik̓ala language resources, cultural programs, and community history. We are here to help. We are widely recognized across the coast for the spr...

In 2011, the ’Wuìk̓inux̌v Nation collaborated with the UBC Museum of Anthropology (MOA) to produce a 37-page historical sourcebook entitled "We Are The Wuikinuxv Nation," written by Pam Brown, MOA ...