WACHIAY FRIENDSHIP CENTRE

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Record #: CLB1321 Last Modified: 27 Aug 2010 Last Full Update: 27 Aug 2010
Description & Services
DescriptionMission Statement: 
To build a strong community rooted in the philosophy and cultures of our peoples. 
 
Programs & Services: 
 
- Dry Foods Program; Provides foods to 31 schools in School District 71 for children who arrive at school with empty bellies and no lunch. It provides food to approximately 500 students. This program is run by volunteers.  
 
- Elder Support; Provides support to elders in the community - travel to and from appointm,ents, for groceries, to community dinners and luncheons, to cultural events.  
 
- Pre- employment training:  
 
- Helping Hands; to meet the emergent needs of community members, this program provides one time emergency support. This program has provided such things as prescription medication, medical supplies, baby car seats, food & hydro.  
 
- Out of the Shadows Youth Legacy FAS/FAE Awareness Program; FAS/FAE (Fetal Alchohol Syndrome/ Fetal Alcohol Effects) education, awareness and prevention services for three youth friendly, safe environment. Program offers Youth Outreach worker & FASD Keyworker. 
 
- Raven Back Youth ; This program is designed by youth to meet the needs of youth in the Comox Valley. Provides a safe, youth friendly, culturally sensitive environment for youth to participate in activities and workshops, benefit from peer support and recieve mentoring from elders and community members. 
 
- Homelessness programs: Prevention/ intervention as well as outreach. 
 
Areas ServedCourtenay and Area
HoursMonday - Thursday; 9am to 4:30pm & Friday; 9am to 4pm
Contact Information
Address1625B McPhee Avenue Ave
Courtenay, BC V9N 5N4
 
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Mailing AddressBox 3204 
1625B Mcphee Avenue Ave 
Courtenay, BC V9N 5N4
Office Phone250-338-7793
Fax250-338-7287
Primary ContactProgram Director; Email: roger@wachiay.com
Subjects
SubjectsFetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder ; Personalized Support Initiative