Culture and spirituality in Yorkton, Saskatchewan
Yorkton Friendship Centre
In short
The Friendship Centre movement is built on community support, trust, strong leadership, tradition and faith and is mandated to improve the quality of life for Aboriginal Peoples throughout Canada.
- Who it is for
- Indigenous people; Indigenous
- What it helps with
- Knowing where to go, My culture and roots, Faith and spiritual practice
- Where
- 139 Dominion Ave, Yorkton, SK S3N 1S3
- How to reach
- (306) 782-2822 · admin@afcs.ca · Website
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About this organization
The Friendship Centre movement is built on community support, trust, strong leadership, tradition and faith and is mandated to improve the quality of life for Aboriginal Peoples throughout Canada.
The concept of Friendship Centres originated in the 1950s with the increasing numbers of Aboriginal people moving into urban areas. The centres were created within urban settings as a way to address the needs of First Nations and Métis people at the local level, providing referrals and counselling with respect to employment, housing, education, health, and liaison with other community organizations. Saskatchewan currently has 11 Friendship Centres and a corporate office in Saskatoon.
How do I get in touch?
Call (306) 782-2822, email admin@afcs.ca, or use the website.
Listed in Yorkton, Saskatchewan.
139 Dominion Ave, Yorkton, SK S3N 1S3
139 Dominion Ave, Yorkton, SK S3N 1S3Yorkton, Saskatchewan
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