Child Development Centre

The Fort St. John Child Development Centre is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to supporting children and youth with developmental and support needs in Fort St. John and surrounding areas since 1973. With a focus on early interventions and various therapeutic programs, the Centre provides essential services in areas such as infant development, autism services, family support, and inclusive preschool education. By collaborating with skilled therapists, educators, and support workers, the Centre addresses a wide range of needs for children who face developmental delays, behavioral challenges, or social-emotional concerns. With a commitment to the local Indigenous communities and an outreach to families, the organization strives to promote health, growth, and well-being for its young clients. Generated from the website

Dawson Creek Aboriginal Family Resources Society is a community-based organization in Dawson Creek, BC, dedicated to providing support and resources to Indigenous families. They offer a range of programs and services aimed at promoting the well-being and cultural preservation of the local Aboriginal community. With a focus on empowerment and community engagement, the society works collaboratively with individuals and families to address a variety of social and cultural needs. Through their initiatives, they strive to create a supportive and inclusive environment for Indigenous families to thrive. Generated from their business information

The Dawson Creek Literacy Society, located at the Lake View Learning Centre, offers a variety of services aimed at supporting newcomers and fostering literacy development. Their program includes English language instruction, academic assessments, skills upgrading in math, reading, and writing, as well as basic computer skills enhancement, all designed to improve employability and facilitate integration into the community. In addition to education and training, the society provides settlement services, tax assistance through their Community Volunteer Income Tax Program, and extracurricular workshops focusing on topics such as anti-racism and financial literacy. The organization acknowledges its presence on Treaty 8 Territory and is committed to reconciliation and partnership with Indigenous Nations, working alongside local service providers to address racism and hate-related issues. Generated from the website