Carrier Sekani Family Services

10/24/2026

Looking for some extra support on your healing journey? Join the Wellbriety Open Circle Group in Prince George. The group meets every Tuesday from 7 – 8 PM in the Aboriginal Housing Amenities Room. Everyone is welcome!

Light snacks and beverages are provided.

For more info contact Misia: 672-983-2314 or [email protected]

10/23/2026

Travis Holyk, CSFS Chief Administrative Officer, along with Helen Michelle and Melanie Labatch, were recently highlighted on CKPG Today to discuss the new book, TS’IYEWH TS’HILHTUS: Strength for All. This landmark publication shares the stories, teachings, photographs, and lived experiences of Carrier and Sekani Elders. The book is currently available for purchase across various vendors.
Read more about it here: https://www.csfs.org/new-book-release-celebrates-knowledge-of-carrier-and-sekani-elders/

After many years of curating stories and knowledge from elders, Carrier Sekani Family Services in partnership with other organizations have created a new book titled 'TS'IYEWH TS’HILHTUS: Strength For All' Learn more about it from those who helped put it together on the show.

WATCH: https://youtu.be/qAdc0BOGt-0

10/23/2026

Are there health and wellness workshops you’d like to see in your community?

CSFS Primary Healthcare Planner Jordan Sorensen shares why your voice matters and how to request a workshop. Share your ideas and help shape future workshops around the communities we serve. 

To request a workshop, visit: https://redcap.csfs.org/surveys/?s=AMFHTJYWXLYNRFFC

10/23/2026

Join the CSFS Indian Residential School Survivors Program for a Healing Fire to share your stories and listen to others. Bring your drums and take part in drumming, singing, food, and to***co offerings.
For more info, contact Bill Findlay at [email protected]

Date: November 24
Time: 11:30am – 2pm
Location: Southside Health & Wellness Centre, 27920 Wellness Way, Grassy Plains.

10/22/2026

CSFS remembers Jordan River Anderson today on what would have been his 27th birthday. Jordan’s Principle is a legal rule named in his memory and ensures that First Nations children get the services they need when they need them. Our Jordan’s Principle Services Coordinators are dedicated to assisting First Nations children and their families on and off-reserve in accessing the funding to receive the products, services, and supports they need – all in honour of Jordan River Anderson and his legacy. Even just one child who is left without is an inequity, and we will never stop serving to help rectify that.

Happy birthday, Jordan River Anderson 💙💛

Every October 22nd we remember the birthdays we spent with Jordan and every day we honour his gift of Jordan’s Principle that makes sure First Nations kids get the services and supports they need when they need it.

Honour Jordan by learning about https://tinyurl.com/5n8vepf6

10/22/2026

Join Elders Wellness Support Worker, Bianca Michell for a 4-day Grief and Loss Camp for Elders focused on understanding grief and supporting healing in a culturally-grounded environment. Explore land-based teachings, traditional medicines and more. This event is open to Elders from CSFS member Nations. Spots are limited to 8 Elders, and attendance is required on all four days.

Dates: December 1 - 4, 2026
Time: 10am – 2pm
Location: Prince George Native Friendship Centre

For inquiries and registration, contact Bianca at 778-675-5131 or [email protected]

10/22/2026

Join us at the Wet’suwet’en Community Hall for an information session on November 18, from 4 pm to 8 pm. We'll be discussing several topics including Community Wellness Teams, C6, and the Skak Ha Ba Bay / Nezkeh Ba (For our Children) Law. Come out for dinner, discussions, and door prizes. All Wet’suwet’en First Nation members are welcome!

10/21/2026

Work is progressing at 611 Brunswick Street in Prince George, with the exterior siding nearly complete and interior fixtures being installed. Since it is a large building, some rooms are further along than others. A notable feature that was recently completed is the mural by Raven-Tacuara, which makes the building stand out against the downtown skyline. This building will provide affordable housing for Elders, independent youth, young families, and post-majority youth. To stay up to date on the project and see more photos, visit https://pulse.ly/afp3b7proh

10/21/2026

Join us at the Stellaquo Community Hall for an information session on Nov 4 from 5 - 9PM. We'll be discussing several topics including Community Wellness Teams, Child Safety (C6), and the Skak Ha Ba Bay / Nezkeh Ba (For our Children) Law.

Come out for dinner, discussions, and door prizes. All Stellat'en First Nation members are welcome!

10/20/2026

Attention Skin Tyee community members! The Community Kitchen is coming to your neighbourhood. Join the Family Preservation team for a fun, interactive cooking session where you'll learn how to prepare delicious and budget-friendly meals for you and your family.

Date: Friday, October 23
Time: 10am – 2pm
Location: Skin Tyee Hall, 6914 Campbell Rd, Southbank

To register, contact: Kelly Fisher at [email protected] or call 250-565-7915