Native Employment Unit

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We provide a safe, comfortable, learning environment with services which are confidential, supportive and professional.

In response to the growing need to provide services to urban Aboriginal people, in 1971, the Federal Government, through the Department of the Secretary of State, introduced the Migrating Native People's Program, which provided core funding to Friendship Centres. Over the next ten years this initiative led to fourteen new Centres being established in BC, attesting to both the need and community support existing across the province.

Dentists, Certified Dental Assistants and Dental Hygienists are volunteering their time; and through donations, the Clinic is able to provide services to those less fortunate. Therefore, any donations are appreciated.

The Prince George Native Friendship Centre (PGNFC) is looking for people who would like to invest their time, skills, and energy in our organization through volunteering. We provide volunteers with the opportunity to become involved in our programs and support PGNFC in providing support for people who are most disadvantaged in our community.

Reconnect Youth Village is a Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) contracted program providing voluntary youth-centered service; provide safe, secure, stable and nurturing emergency drop-in shelter services, and daily integrated service programming to street involved and/or high risk youth.

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