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A First Nations band located in Bella Coola, providing services to the Nuxalkmc. Services include housing, capital works, health and wellness, fisheries, forestry, and social development. Chief: Samuel Schooner. Office hours are 8:30 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4:30 Monday to Friday.
Provided by Nuxalk Nation
1 other services offered by this agency
Provides members with safe, equitable, and community-based health services grounded in Nuxalk culture and tradition.
Provides members with safe, equitable, and community-based health services grounded in Nuxalk culture and tradition. Home and Community Care provides home care services, including house cleaning and personal care, to Elders and those with chronic health conditions or disabilities. Also provides diabetes care and foot clinics, woodcutting, and snow shovelling. The Jordan's Principle Service Coordinator ensures that First Nations children can access services, products, and supports for health, social, and educational needs, including the unique needs that Two-Spirit and LGBTQQIA children and youth and those with disabilities may have. A Cultural Liaison facilitates spiritual healing services such as brushing and smudging, and provides traditional medicine. Also offers a cedar weaving program. Land Based Healing provides the opportunity to reconnect with Nuxalk teachings, culture, land, and waters. Peer Support Workers offer drug and alcohol counselling as well as land techniques for those with addiction. Restorative Justice offers facilitated meetings between victims, offenders, and other persons; workers case manage and support individuals going through the circuit court system and provide traditional healing circles. Offers an Emergency Sexual Assault Response (ESART) program; see independent listing for details. The department also hosts First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) Community Health Nursing Services, which provide a comprehensive range of services, including health promotion and disease prevention. Other services include patient travel delivered through FNHA's Medical Transportation Benefits, dental services, optometry (in partnership with FYI Doctors, Williams Lake Optometry, and Sea to Sky Optometry), and audiology. The Recreation Department runs athletic programming for youth and adults at the Nuxalk Hall. Activities include basketball, volleyball, and a variety of indoor sports; activities are both drop-in and scheduled.
Home and Community Care provides home care services, including house cleaning and personal care, to Elders and those with chronic health conditions or disabilities. Also provides diabetes care and foot clinics, woodcutting, and snow shovelling. The Jordan's Principle Service Coordinator ensures that First Nations children can access services, products, and supports for health, social, and educational needs, including the unique needs that Two-Spirit and LGBTQQIA children and youth and those with disabilities may have. A Cultural Liaison facilitates spiritual healing services such as brushing and smudging, and provides traditional medicine. Also offers a cedar weaving program. Land Based Healing provides the opportunity to reconnect with Nuxalk teachings, culture, land, and waters. Peer Support Workers offer drug and alcohol counselling as well as land techniques for those with addiction. Restorative Justice offers facilitated meetings between victims, offenders, and other persons; workers case manage and support individuals going through the circuit court system and provide traditional healing circles. Offers an Emergency Sexual Assault Response (ESART) program; see independent listing for details. The department also hosts First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) Community Health Nursing Services, which provide a comprehensive range of services, including health promotion and disease prevention. Other services include patient travel delivered through FNHA's Medical Transportation Benefits, dental services, optometry (in partnership with FYI Doctors, Williams Lake Optometry, and Sea to Sky Optometry), and audiology. The Recreation Department runs athletic programming for youth and adults at the Nuxalk Hall. Activities include basketball, volleyball, and a variety of indoor sports; activities are both drop-in and scheduled.
Provided by Nuxalk Nation
1 other services offered by this agency
Provides safe shelter for women (cisgender and transgender), with or without children, who are fleeing intimate partner violence; accepts male children up to age 12.
Provides safe shelter for women (cisgender and transgender), with or without children, who are fleeing intimate partner violence; accepts male children up to age 12. Accepts individuals with some mobility limitations; no roll-in showers. Call for additional accessibility details. Cannot accommodate pets. Personal identification (ID) is not required.
Accepts individuals with some mobility limitations; no roll-in showers. Call for additional accessibility details. Cannot accommodate pets. Personal identification (ID) is not required.