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First Nations Friendship Centre

Providing Services to Aboriginal People who reside off reserve in the North Okanagan area.

The Centre is a place where urban Aboriginal People can meet for social, recreational and cultural activities.

The Friendship Centre’s diverse programs offer support and many opportunities in prevention, counseling, prenatal care, early childhood development, youth mentorship, housing and employment.

We embrace our rich Aboriginal heritage through various activities and seasonal events throughout the year.

Mission Statement

Mission Statement
The First Nations Friendship Centre Program is designed to improve the quality of life for Aboriginal People in an urban environment by supporting self determined activities which encourage equal access to, and participation in Canadian society and which respect Aboriginal Cultural distinctiveness.

History

Brief History of Vernon Friendship Centre

The Centre was established in 1975, operated for two years by utilizing volunteers and make-work programs.
It was incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1977.
The Centre received core funding as a 3 person Centre in 1980-81.
The present building was purchased in 1982.
The building next door was purchased in 2005.

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"Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect" - Chief Seattle
Friendship Centre Directory
250.542.7578 - Aboriginal Early Childhood and Infant Development Centre
250.542.5311 - Alcohol & Drug
250.558.3345 - Employment Services
250-542.1247 - Family Support Worker
250.558.5699 - FAS Program
250.542.1247 - Friendship Centre
250.542.1264 - Kekuli Centre
250.542.5448 - Prental Nutrition Program
250.549.2921 - Sookinchoot Youth Centre
250.260.7077 - Youth Safe House
250.542.2834 - Vernon Native Housing Society
250.549.2921 - Sen'Klip Native Theater
250.541.1097 - Dental Access Program
250.541.1097 - Downtown Primary Care
First Nations Friendship Centre
First Nations Friendship Centre
2904-29th Avenue
Vernon, B.C.  V1T 1Y7
250.542.1247
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