[1] CSFS provides a broad range of health and social services including covid vaccines, child welfare, employability and life skills training, a soup bus, prenatal and postnatal support, etc.
They have contact locations in Prince George, Vanderhoof, Burns Lake, West Vancouver and Fort Saint James.
They helped pioneer telehealth in British Columbia and the rest of Canada, according to Warner Adam, CEO of CSFS.
CSFS started the Nowh Guna “Our Way” Foot in Both Worlds Carrier Agility Training program in north central British Columbia.
[1] In 2022, CSFS won two child welfare awards from the American National Indian Child Welfare Association; one for “exemplary service to Native children and families” and one for “significant contributions to the well-being of Indigenous children, families and communities in the United States or Canada”.