Kamloops Infant Development Society

The Métis Commission for Children and Families of BC is dedicated to providing culturally safe tools for working with Métis children and families within the child welfare system. As the designated representative for Métis children in British Columbia's child welfare system, they facilitate Métis-specific processes that build connections between communities, services, and government to ensure the cultural safety of Métis children, youth, and families. Identified within provincial legislation, the Métis Commission for Children and Families of BC ensures that every Métis child in the BC child welfare system receives necessary support and services in a culturally safe and relevant manner. Through the court order process, they advocate for Métis children to receive the care they deserve, fostering a supportive environment for their well-being. Generated from the website content

The Shuswap Nation Tribal Council (SNTC), established in 1980, represents the collective interests of the Secw pemc Chiefs. It is dedicated to addressing key issues such as self-government and the resolution of aboriginal land title disputes. Through collaborative governance and advocacy, the SNTC strives to promote equality in resource sharing and support the development of its communities. Emphasizing cultural heritage, it serves as a vital resource for youth, elders, and various bands within the nation. Generated from the website