We are a multi-faceted First Nations organization including government, business, services, education and non-profit.
Agassiz, BC
Seabird Island is a First Nations Band in Agassiz BC. In collaboration with local and national partners and sponsors, we work to improve the health, education, and economic opportunities for First Nations people to create thriving First Nations families and communities. We offer more than 20 services, including health care, dental care, early childhood, employment, mental health, and outreach programs to a variety of First Nations Bands through Health Transfer Agreements, and/or contracts. Our Education programming allows First Nations students to complete their Kindergarten to Grade 12 education within a First Nations school that considers First Nations culture key to children's education. Seabird College, which began operation in 2009, offers a wide-range of courses that will offer students the opportunity to get the certificates they need to get the job of their dreams and advance in their careers. Recipient of Accreditation Canada with Exemplary Status, Canadian Medical Association's Excellence in Health Promotion Award, and Aboriginal Financial Officers Association of Canada's Best Practices Award.
On-site · Kent
The Program Assistant provides day-to-day administrative support to the Employment Division, including filing, record maintenance, and report preparation. They also manage reception duties, office inventory, and departmental databases to ensure efficient service delivery.
On-site · Kent
The Social Engagement Assistant coordinates community events, meetings, and outreach initiatives to foster positive relationships with community members. They are responsible for collecting feedback through surveys and interviews while maintaining accurate records and supporting internal communications.
On-site · Kent
The Recovery Home Support Worker provides culturally informed crisis intervention, life skills coaching, and support to individuals affected by mental illness, addictions, and trauma. They are also responsible for overseeing household duties, maintaining client records, and facilitating social and recreational activities.
On-site · Kent
Develop and lead a weekly culturally informed drop-in program for youth aged 12-18, incorporating recreational, educational, and cultural activities. Engage in community outreach to build relationships with youth and families while connecting at-risk youth to support resources.
On-site · Kent
The coordinator connects families to culturally relevant resources and wraparound supports to promote resilience and wellness. They collaborate with health, education, and case management teams to help families overcome barriers and achieve their goals.