Geared towards Indigenous families or parents to new babies, this free online course is based on the four parts of the medicine wheel and covers breathing, diet and exercise, self-care,...

For Indigenous families/parents to new babies, items covered are from the four parts of the medicine wheel, including breathing, diet and exercise, self-care, sleep/taking a break, developing supports, resisting isolation,...

Another great, free Elkstwécw event is coming up, which will feature a moccasin-making workshop and dinner. Open to all children in care and our Urban population. Email squwey.gottfriedsen@secwepemcfamilies.org to register...

Come out and meet moms who are pregnant, seeking support, learn about baby and mother development in pregnancy, comfort measures for labour, or find a Doula (Birth Support person). Zoom...

Another great, free "Elkstwécw" event is coming up, which will feature Part 2 of a moccasin-making workshop and dinner. The event is open to all children in care and our...

For Indigenous families/parents to new babies, items covered are from the four parts of the medicine wheel, including breathing, diet and exercise, self-care, sleep/taking a break, developing supports, resisting isolation,...

Come out and meet moms who are pregnant, seeking support, learn about baby and mother development in pregnancy, comfort measures for labour, or find a Doula (Birth Support person). Zoom...

Our Cultural Integration Team is offering a free Rattle-Making Workshop on Wednesday, August 24, at the Chief Louis Centre at Tk'emlúps te Secwe̓pemc. The workshop is open to all our...

Our Cultural Integration Team has a Rattle-Making Workshop planned for our kids in care on Wednesday, September 28. Dinner will be provided. For questions and sign up, please contact Larry...

Our Cultural Integration Team has another Elkstwécw event planned for kids in care at TteS at Chief Louis Centre on Oct. 12. Contact larry.fenton@secwepemcfamilies.org to register or for more information.