QWÉL:ES (WHALE) The Whale symbolizes family, romancs, longevity, harmony and protection. He is said to protect those who travel away from home, and lead them back when the time comes. The Killer Whale lives like wolves, mate for life and raise each child with care. They also travel in groups of families, working together to protect all member of their pod. ... Read More
Youth Visions and Voices captures the perspectives of current and former youth and children in care to give feedback, ideas and suggestions about Xyolhemeylh programs, services, policies and environment. The two-day gathering is open to child and youth aged 6+ who currently do or have received services from FVACFSS/Xyolhemeylh. The conference is organized and run by the youth advisory council INVERT (Inspired ... Read More
FINDING YOUR WAY IN YOUR HEALING JOURNEY Friday, March 9, 2018 (9:00am – 3:30pm) Keynote and Workshops Saturday, March 10, 2018 (11:00am – 3:00pm) Activities for the Whole Family! Registration To register for this event, download the registration form below and fill it out. Return completed forms in person or via email to: Fraser Valley Aboriginal Children and Family Services ... Read More
Proclaimed by the province of British Columbia in 2011, BC CHILD AND YOUTH IN CARE WEEK (BCCYICW) is a time for everyone in communities across the province to stand in support and celebration of our province’s incredible, diverse young people in care.
Proclaimed by the province of British Columbia in 2011, BC CHILD AND YOUTH IN CARE WEEK (BCCYICW) is a time for everyone in communities across the province to stand in support and celebration of our province’s incredible, diverse young people in care.
Proclaimed by the province of British Columbia in 2011, BC CHILD AND YOUTH IN CARE WEEK (BCCYICW) is a time for everyone in communities across the province to stand in support and celebration of our province’s incredible, diverse young people in care.
