La directrice générale de l’ANCA, Jocelyn W. Formsma, la vice-présidente de l’ANCA, Lois Duke, ainsi que Stacey Howse, directrice générale du First Light Friendship Centre et membre du conseil d’administration de l’ANCA,

NAFC CEO Jocelyn W. Formsma, NAFC Vice President Lois Duke, and First Light Friendship Centre CEO and NAFC Board Member Stacey Howse attended the Senate Committee on National Finance to discuss federal programs and initiatives to support the creation of housing

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Happy Halloween from the National Association of Friendship Centres!

Wishing everyone a fun and safe night filled with treats, laughter, and community. Stay safe and take care of one another!

Les Centres d'amitié ont besoin d'un financement public à long terme pour continuer à offrir aux populations autochtones urbaines du Canada des programmes et des services essentiels et adaptés à leur culture.

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Friendship Centres need long-term government funding so that they can continue to provide Urban Indigenous people across Canada with programs and services that are essential and culturally-relevant.

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Au cœur des communautés autochtones urbaines, les Centres d’amitié offrent un lieu vivant de culture, de sécurité, de soutien et de solidarité.

Mais le financement fédéral arrive à échéance. Un investissement à long terme est plus que jamais nécessaire.

Friendship Centres have been a focal point for urban Indigenous communities for culture, safety, support, and connection. But federal funding is expiring – and long-term investment is urgently needed.

#SupportTheFriendshipCentreMovement

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