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Community Bridge is a community-based charitable organization located in Fort St. John, BC, dedicated to providing a wide range of counselling and support services free of charge for individuals, families, children, and youth in the Peace River-Liard area. With a commitment to professional, prompt, and confidential care, Community Bridge aims to empower the community through its various programs and services. Operating under the North Peace Community Resources Society, Community Bridge is a not-for-profit organization funded by government initiatives and community support. It offers a network of specialized services, including youth justice programs, victim services, and family advancement initiatives, addressing the needs of diverse populations in the region. Generated from the website

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

Established over 30 years ago, the North East Native Advancing Society (NENAS) serves First Nations and urban communities across Northeastern British Columbia, including locations in Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, and Fort Nelson. NENAS is dedicated to empowering individuals and families through a wide range of culturally grounded programs and services, focusing on employment assistance, skills training, and childcare initiatives. With a commitment to fostering self-sufficiency and honoring Indigenous values, NENAS works to create meaningful opportunities that strengthen communities and promote unity among First Nations in the region. Their comprehensive capacity-building initiatives are designed to enhance the retention of skills and resources, ensuring long-lasting impacts for generations to come. Generated from the website