Do you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine? We have answers! This information is from staff at the Natsékhi Kų̀ Health Centre, Health Canada,and the Government of Yukon. If you have more questions about the vaccine you can call Natsékhi Kų̀ at (867) 668-7289. Yukon will have enough doses of the Moderna vaccine to immunize…
“I got my shot, now it’s your turn.” – Chief Doris Bill KDFN citizens can book vaccine appointments here: https://www.kwanlindun.com/2021/03/01/69613/
Roxanne Dobbs is a KDFN citizen that pursued her goal of becoming a nurse. She took upgrading courses at Georgian College to earn the certification required for the nursing program. Here’s her story in her own words: School took a lot of dedication. It has been one of the most challenging times in my life…
KDFN is pleased to announce that we are able to offer Moderna vaccine appointments for KDFN citizens 18 and older at the Natsékhi Kų̀ Health Centre. Spots will be offered by appointment only on: March 9 from 1:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.; and March 10 from 1:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. We may be able…
Kayla Williams, a young KDFN citizen, is pursuing a career in Conservation Services in BC. Writer Aurora Hardy caught up with Kayla to find out what she’s been up to. Aurora Hardy: What was your inspiration to pursue a career in Conservation Services? Kayla Williams: The Conservation Officer Services allows for many different opportunities to…
Applications are open for KDFN’s Jackson Lake Women’s Land-Based Healing Program. This camp focuses on trauma recovery and empowerment. The camp is person-centred and honours traditional and clinical approaches to healing through the use of cultural activities, ceremonies, and traditional teachings. We offer daily group sessions and weekly confidential professional one-on-one counselling opportunities. This program…
March 15 is your final deadline to apply for financial assistance for the Spring/Summer 2021 post-secondary semester. If you know you need post-secondary education but aren’t sure what course of study to follow, please contact staff at Kenädän Ku to talk about your options. There are many resources available, and staff at Kenädän Ku can…
A message about bullying by Dianne Smith In our First Nation way, we do not bully any person. We are taught to be careful of how we talk to people, friends, and family. The words we use can hurt others. Elders teachings say that we need to be careful of how we treat or…
