Community Health and Social Service Programs

The Victim Services Coordinator provides free support to people who are victims and/or witnesses to all types of crime or traumamore info

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Open Mon – Fri 8am-5pmmore info

Postpartum Depression Anonymous is dedicated to helping people through the pre- and/or postpartum period. We do this by connecting and sharing with people in a peer to peer support setting. neutrality.more info

A peer-led support group for anyone in our community whose life has been touched by loss. This is a safe place to share, support, and provide connection and healing while we navigate our grief. Partners or support people are welcome to attend.more info

Prenatal genetic screening for Down syndrome, trisomy 18 or an open neural tube defect. Postnatal genetic screening for various treatable disorders. more info

Helpline providing information on AA meetings in Northern BC and peer support.more info

We currently operate an Essential Skills Division with classroom space, computer laboratory and trained staff to facilitate industry based Essential Skills development. We are the first Aboriginal organization in Canada to possess the license for the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES) and the distributorship for the PLATO and ESKILON skill building tools.more info

Assist clients in understanding/navigating criminal courts; Support for Prince George Indigenous Court referrals; Connections to community programs, counseling, legal clinicsmore info

Free treatment and support services for anyone struggling with their own or a loved one’s gambling.more info