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Sacred Wolf Friendship Centre

Sacred Wolf Friendship Centre is located in Port Hardy at the tip of the North end of Vancouver Island.

Where

8950 Granville Street
Port Hardy, BC
V0N 2P0

Telephone

Phone: (250) 902-0552

Sacred Wolf Friendship Centre

Sacred Wolf Friendship Centre

WHERE WE’RE LOCATED:
Port Hardy is located at the tip of the North end of Vancouver Island.  Communities in the north end are considered rural due to their remote access within the larger structure of service delivery in comparison to the southern communities up to and including the Comox Valley.

As a result, legislative bodies have labelled our region, Mount Waddington.  Towns that we serve include urban populations in: Port Hardy, Port McNeill, Zeballos, and Woss.

OUR CLIENTS:
The majority of our clientele live in Port Hardy and Port McNeill.  Participants mainly identify with the following tribes listed: 
Gwa’Sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw, Kwakiutl, Quatsino, Hope Town, Village Island, Kingcome Inlet, Namgis, Oweekeno, Bella Bella, and Metis.  
On average, Sacred Wolf Friendship Centre staff record up to 2400 client contacts within a three month period. 

OUR PROGRAMS:
The Family and Child Development Program coordinator develops work plans tailored to the needs of the community based on our records (ie. Stress management, mental health, child protection, healing, etc). 

We also manage a Roots program that works with the MCFD social workers to find alternative care that maintains the child’s connection to their home community or family.  When it is not possible, the coordinator for this program works with foster parents to ensure cultural connections are maintained as much as possible.   

Recently, a Family Support Program was added that supports families involved with Ministry of Children and Family Development under the Child protection department.  This coordinator assists families in having their children returned home as soon as possible by helping the family reduce risk to a minimum followed by education in risk management.

Our Healing Through Traditions Program reaches out to all community members with the elder population as the target group.  Luncheons and community kitchens are available for participants to share a meal and meet other service providers in the community.  This is also a place where other things are offered such as access to flu shots, foot care, and other physical health care needs.

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680 Head Start Crescent

Campbell River, BC

V9H 1P9

reception@sasamans.ca

Main line: 250.914.2212

Toll-free: 888.597.2810

Fax: 250.914.2215

(see direct extensions on the staff directory page)