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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Here are ways you can lower your risk of catching COVID-19 ⬇️
Indigenous peoples born in 1956 or earlier (65+ years of age) can call their health authority anytime between 7am and 7pm PST to book their COVID-19 vaccine appointment.
Ask your health authority if you can book your COVID-19 vaccine appointment at your local Friendship Centre, or if there are other Indigenous-led clinics available.
Please visit www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/covid-19/vaccine/seniors for more information on booking your appointment, or
We encourage you to reach out to Elders in your community to ensure they've received information about booking their vaccine appointment.
For COVID-19 support resources, visit: bcaafc.com/help/covid-19/.
To learn more about the COVID-19 vaccines, visit: www.bccdc.ca/health-professionals/clinical-resources/vaccine-safety.
Check out the @FNHA #VaxChamp pledge portal: fnha.wishpondpages.com/vaxchamp/.
International Women's Day was the perfect time to bring over some supplies to the Fort St. John Women's Resource Society as a part of our Random Acts of Kindness Project ! To all the staff and volunteers at the WRS we just want you to know what an important community partner you are, and we thank you for all the amazing work you do in our community.
