The BC Métis Federation would like to acknowledge the important work of the Prince George Native Friendship Center. Education and employment are essential to better equip our community for the many challenges life can throw their way, especially youths who are in transition to the urban setting. Employment counselling, educational training and support with the job search process […]
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MyVoyageur.ca and the BC Métis Federation give thanks to our mothers. Today’s featured resource is the Aboriginal Mother Centre. This grassroots resource is “…dedicated to moving mothers and children at risk off the streets provides, under one roof, all the support, tools and resources a mother needs to rebuild her health, self esteem and skills […]
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Aboriginal Community Career and Employment Services Society (ACCESS) – Trades and Apprenticeship Training Training and employment opportunities can sometimes seem difficult to find and access. The BC Métis Federation strongly believes that training and jobs are important to the current and future success of Métis youth in British Columbia. Income and education are both considered […]
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The BC Métis Federation is an important cultural and social resource for Métis youth in British Columbia. With nearly 7,500 members, the BC Métis Federation continues to advocate for its members, including youth, in matters related to their well-being. The BC Métis Federation is governed by a democratically elected Board of Directors, and works to […]
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