Healing Hearts Support Group

Have you lost a loved one to substance use–related harms?
Healing Hearts offers a safe, welcoming, and stigma-free space to share your grief and connect with others who understand.

This free, peer-facilitated bereavement support group is open to individuals, families, and friends who have experienced loss. Healing Hearts helps reduce isolation by bringing people together through shared understanding, compassion, and support.

Groups run on the second Monday of each month

🌿 Join Us for an Important Community Conversation 🌿

The invites Elders, seniors, families, and supporters to attend A Conversation with the Office of the Seniors Advocate and Public Guardian and Trustee.

This gathering is a safe and respectful space to:
✨ Share stories and experiences
✨ Learn about available supports and services
✨ Ask questions and connect with community members
✨ Help build stronger support systems together

📅 May 29, 2026
📍 Prince George Native Friendship Centre
⏰ Doors Open: 1:30 PM | Event: 2:00 – 4:00 PM
☕ Refreshments will be served

Everyone is welcome. We look forward to listening, learning, and growing together as a community. 💚

#PrinceGeorge #PGNFC #CommunitySupport #SeniorsAdvocate #PublicGuardianAndTrustee #Elders #CommunityConversation #SupportTogether #PrinceGeorgeBC

🟫 Moosehide Day – May 14 🟫

On , we stand together to raise awareness and take action to end violence against Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people.

The proudly recognizes this important day and encourages our community to reflect, learn, and support healthy relationships, respect, and safe spaces for all. 💛

Wearing the moose hide pin is a symbol of commitment, accountability, and reconciliation. Together, we can create stronger and safer communities through awareness, education, and collective action.

📍 Join us in recognizing Moosehide Day activities — more information and posters coming soon.

#MooseHideCampaign #MooseHideDay #EndViolence #IndigenousCommunities #TruthAndReconciliation #HealthyMasculinity #PGNFC #PrinceGeorge #CommunitySupport #RespectAndHealing

Healing Hearts Support Group

Have you lost a loved one to substance use–related harms?
Healing Hearts offers a safe, welcoming, and stigma-free space to share your grief and connect with others who understand.

This free, peer-facilitated bereavement support group is open to individuals, families, and friends who have experienced loss. Healing Hearts helps reduce isolation by bringing people together through shared understanding, compassion, and support.

Groups run on the second Monday of each month

May 5th – Red Dress Day

Today, we honour and remember the missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people. Red Dress Day is a powerful reminder of the ongoing crisis and the lives impacted by violence and loss.

We stand in solidarity with families, survivors, and communities, recognizing the importance of awareness, healing, and meaningful action.

Join us as we come together to remember, reflect, and support a future where Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people are safe, valued, and respected.

#RedDressDay #MMIWG2S #EveryChildMatters #IndigenousLivesMatter #CommunityStrong

Prince George Native Friendship Centre

Job Fair

April 22, 2026
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Inclusive Hour: 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Uda Dube Baiyoh – House of Ancestors
355 Vancouver Street

For more information, contact Lorraine Lulua
(250) 564-3568 Ext. 206
lorrainel@pgnfc.com

Healing Hearts Support Group

Have you lost a loved one to substance use–related harms?
Healing Hearts offers a safe, welcoming, and stigma-free space to share your grief and connect with others who understand.

This free, peer-facilitated bereavement support group is open to individuals, families, and friends who have experienced loss. Healing Hearts helps reduce isolation by bringing people together through shared understanding, compassion, and support.

Groups run on the second Monday of each month

FNHA Status Card Registration & Renewals

The FNHA Status Card Administration Team will be in community to support status registration and SCIS card applications and renewals

The FNHA Status Card Administration team provides low-barrier and culturally safe access to Indian Registration and Secure Certificate of Indian Status (SCIS) card application.

Date: April 7, 8, 9, 2026
Time: April 7 - 1PM to 4PM, April 8,9 - 9AM to 4PM
Location: Prince George Native Friendship Centre - 1600 3rd Avenue, Prince George, BC.

Registering for Indian Status? Please bring:

• Birth Certificate with parental information.

• Valid ID (for a child or dependent adult, the applying parent or legal guardian needs valid ID).

• Name-linking document if there has been a name change since birth, such as marriage certificate, amended birth certificate, or legal name change certificate.

Already registered and need to renew or apply for a SCIS card? Please bring:

• Valid ID (for a child or dependent adult, the applying parent or legal guardian needs valid ID).

• Name-linking document if there has been a name change since birth, such as marriage certificate, amended birth certificate, or legal name change certificate.

What is valid ID?

One piece that contain all 6 elements below:

• Government Issued

• Not expired

• Name

• Birthdate

• Photo

• Signature

Examples: Drivers License, Services Card/Health Card, Identification Card, Passport, Canadian Military ID, Citizenship Card
OR a combination of non-expired government ID that together shows name, birthdate, photo and signature.

Questions: please contact StatusCards@fnha.ca

FNHA Status Card Registration & Renewals

The FNHA Status Card Administration Team will be in community to support status registration and SCIS card applications and renewals

The FNHA Status Card Administration team provides low-barrier and culturally safe access to Indian Registration and Secure Certificate of Indian Status (SCIS) card application.

Date: April 7, 8, 9, 2026
Time: April 7 - 1PM to 4PM, April 8,9 - 9AM to 4PM
Location: Prince George Native Friendship Centre - 1600 3rd Avenue, Prince George, BC.

Registering for Indian Status? Please bring:

• Birth Certificate with parental information.

• Valid ID (for a child or dependent adult, the applying parent or legal guardian needs valid ID).

• Name-linking document if there has been a name change since birth, such as marriage certificate, amended birth certificate, or legal name change certificate.

Already registered and need to renew or apply for a SCIS card? Please bring:

• Valid ID (for a child or dependent adult, the applying parent or legal guardian needs valid ID).

• Name-linking document if there has been a name change since birth, such as marriage certificate, amended birth certificate, or legal name change certificate.

What is valid ID?

One piece that contain all 6 elements below:

• Government Issued

• Not expired

• Name

• Birthdate

• Photo

• Signature

Examples: Drivers License, Services Card/Health Card, Identification Card, Passport, Canadian Military ID, Citizenship Card
OR a combination of non-expired government ID that together shows name, birthdate, photo and signature.

Questions: please contact StatusCards@fnha.ca

FNHA Status Card Registration & Renewals

The FNHA Status Card Administration Team will be in community to support status registration and SCIS card applications and renewals

The FNHA Status Card Administration team provides low-barrier and culturally safe access to Indian Registration and Secure Certificate of Indian Status (SCIS) card application.

Date: April 7, 8, 9, 2026
Time: April 7 - 1PM to 4PM, April 8,9 - 9AM to 4PM
Location: Prince George Native Friendship Centre - 1600 3rd Avenue, Prince George, BC.

Registering for Indian Status? Please bring:

• Birth Certificate with parental information.

• Valid ID (for a child or dependent adult, the applying parent or legal guardian needs valid ID).

• Name-linking document if there has been a name change since birth, such as marriage certificate, amended birth certificate, or legal name change certificate.

Already registered and need to renew or apply for a SCIS card? Please bring:

• Valid ID (for a child or dependent adult, the applying parent or legal guardian needs valid ID).

• Name-linking document if there has been a name change since birth, such as marriage certificate, amended birth certificate, or legal name change certificate.

What is valid ID?

One piece that contain all 6 elements below:

• Government Issued

• Not expired

• Name

• Birthdate

• Photo

• Signature

Examples: Drivers License, Services Card/Health Card, Identification Card, Passport, Canadian Military ID, Citizenship Card
OR a combination of non-expired government ID that together shows name, birthdate, photo and signature.

Questions: please contact StatusCards@fnha.ca

Healing Hearts Support Group

Have you lost a loved one to substance use–related harms?
Healing Hearts offers a safe, welcoming, and stigma-free space to share your grief and connect with others who understand.

This free, peer-facilitated bereavement support group is open to individuals, families, and friends who have experienced loss. Healing Hearts helps reduce isolation by bringing people together through shared understanding, compassion, and support.

Groups run on the second Monday of each month

Women’s Memorial March

Saturday, February 14, 2026

• Start at 1:00 pm - Prince George Native Friendship Centre (outside)
• March to PG Courthouse
• Drumming
• Speakers
• Snacks & Refreshments
• Wrap Up 3:30 pm

Please wear red in support of MMIWG2S

NO MORE STOLEN SISTERS
For more information email kspears@csfs.org

Healing Hearts Support Group

Have you lost a loved one to substance use–related harms?
Healing Hearts offers a safe, welcoming, and stigma-free space to share your grief and connect with others who understand.

This free, peer-facilitated bereavement support group is open to individuals, families, and friends who have experienced loss. Healing Hearts helps reduce isolation by bringing people together through shared understanding, compassion, and support.

Groups run on the second Monday of each month

Prince George Native Friendship Centre

Annual General Meeting