The Fort St. John Friendship Society provides programs and services to promote and build healthy lifestyles and relationships through our values focused towards Aboriginal people and community in Fort St. John and surrounding areas.
Mission Statement
Child & Youth Programs
Community Events & Programs
Employment
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The Fort St. John Friendship Society would like to Thank Surerus for their incredible donation of $10,000. We were so pleased for the visit and opportunity to tour our center. Sharing our mission, impact, and the love we put into what we do here is all about casting stones, and the ripple effect of what we are truly capable of when we work together and with the common goal of community wellness. ![]()
We Thank the Surerus Team for this great contribution that helps our team continue to do the work we do, work that for many is hearts work.
Our Friendship Center Family and our Keeginaw Kids Afterschool Program would like to Acknowledge and Thank Dean Duke Cuthbert for his visit to our ASP program for Remembrance Day. ![]()
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Dean Duke Cuthbert we Thank You so very much for all that you do and have done, we are so grateful to have you with us and for being so open to sharing your stories with us all. ![]()
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In Friendship and with Warmth, ![]()
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FSJFS Team <3
Our Kitchen Team is at it again!!!!!! Look at these amazing treats they have prepared for our Afterschool Program 🥰😍![]()
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Thank you for all the love and intention you put into the food our children/youth get to enjoy.
The road to recognition has been long and hard for Indigenous veterans
www.theglobeandmail.com
Canada’s Indigenous Veterans Day will be observed Monday but many First Nations, Métis and Inuit soldiers were denied honours and benefits for decades