Kwadacha Nation

The Tsay Keh Dene Nation, meaning "People of the Mountain," is a community located 567 kilometers north of Prince George, British Columbia. As one of the Sekani bands of the Northern Interior, they are committed to serving their community through sound governance and responsible growth while honoring their traditional territory around Williston Lake. The Nation's Economic Development Corporation manages various Tsay Keh Dene-owned companies that create economic opportunities from land and natural resources for the benefit of its members. With a focus on cultural values and community strength, the Tsay Keh Dene strive to foster a vibrant and sustainable future for their people. Generated from the website

The Carrier Sekani Tribal Council (CSTC) is a non-profit organization based in Prince George, British Columbia, representing six member First Nations. The Council advocates for the interests of its member nations, providing administrative, financial, and technical support while coordinating government negotiations to strengthen Indigenous rights and governance. CSTC focuses on various areas including fisheries, education, economic development, and community planning, ensuring effective operations and respectful service delivery to member communities. The organization emphasizes strategic leadership, change management, and cultural respect, fostering collaboration and accountability within its governance framework. Generated from the website

Niw Win Métis Family Services Society, formerly known as Kikino Métis Children & Family Services Society, is a non-profit organization established in 2003 in Prince George, Canada. Recognizing the need for culturally specific advocacy and support services for Métis children and families in the region, they offer community prevention and education programs designed to nurture family dignity, community spirit, and Métis cultural identity. The society's mission is to provide holistic services that promote the physical, mental, cultural, emotional, and spiritual well-being of Métis children and families in the Prince George area. Through their values of family, children's rights, culture, fairness, accountability, holistic wellness, and trust, Niw Win Métis Family Services Society aims to enhance health and well-being by fostering cultural awareness, healthy family environments, and intergenerational relationships. Generated from their website