Geographic Areas Served: Hazelton - Prince Rupert and Area

Low income rental housing for aboriginal families.more info

The Pacific Northwest Division of Family Practice will be offering Pain BC’s Making Sense of Pain program starting this October 2024. A doctor’s referral is not required; you can self-refer. more info

Supports pregnant Gitxsan women and families with infants and young children, who live on reserve, to reach their fullest developmental and lifetime potential. .more info

This service is for those individuals who are deemed high risk, live alone, or considered an eligible elder.more info

Enrolling for MSP, Cancelling Coverage or Applying for Premium Assistance.more info

We offer the following services: clinical services, life skills, training, recreational therapy, observation unit, peri-natal, depression, supportive recovery, community response unit.more info

We provide resources to family members and anyone in a caring relationship with someone living with a serious mental illness.more info

Various Mind Space groups for patients (aged 17.5 +) with anxiety, depression, insomnia, ADHD, and/or for parents/caregivers. more info

Motion provides medical equipment and mobility aids.more info

NAYSPS targets resources that support a range of community-based solutions and activities that contributes to improved mental health and wellness among Aboriginal youth, families, and communities.more info