Our mission is to support and strengthen the families of our community by providing a range of culturally appropriate and effective services through our various dedicated units.

Established to address the holistic needs of our community, the CFS department oversees four key portfolios: Early Childhood Development, Language and Culture, Recreation, and Education.

We are committed to the well-being of our children, youth, and families, ensuring they have access to the resources and support they need to thrive.

We believe the young generation is the key
to a better future for their communities and
the world.

We firmly believe that they will become
future leaders and make valuable
contributions to civilization on a global
scale.

We are proud of our youth and their
accomplishments. We celebrate our young
people by acknowledging their efforts and
achievements in the education system.

For high school students, we provide a student
allowance as a recognition that they are doing
their best as citizens within the school system.

We are committed to ensuring that the
voices of our community are heard and
represented in all areas of education.

Our Education Coordinator sits on the board
of the EALEA, which stands for Enhancement
Agreement, a working agreement between
the school district, the local indigenous
community, and the Ministry.