At NENAS (located in Fort St John), we offer a variety of resources to help people realize their full potential. We provide a wide range of programs, training, and services that are all geared towards helping people gain employment and life skills. We offer employment assistance services, support child care initiatives, and maintain partnerships for the benefit of our participants.
Over the past 30 years, NENAS has been developing capacity-building projects that help provide essential services to the communities in the region. These services are focused on capacity development, which is a training process that improves the retention of skills, tools, and resources for building on current skill-sets. By incorporating capacity building into our program development and management, we improve the ability to achieve our mission now and in the future.
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of connections, networking, and celebrations!
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CURRENT AND UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Discovery to Trades – Carpentry
September 19 – November 11, 2022 in Fort St. John
Postponed – New dates TBA
For over 30 years NENAS has connected with clients and communities to provide an extensive range of services and programs.
The Medicine Wheel of Life is inclusive of all individuals within the family circle.
We serve:
First Nations Communities
Urban Communities
Creating opportunities for First Nations and Inuit people to realize their full potential while supporting the unity and cohesiveness of First Nations in North East British Columbia.
Latest News
Local Senior Task Force raises awareness on World Elder Abuse Day
Link to Original Article on EnergeticCity.ca by Shailynn Foster June 15, 2022 FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – Members from the Senior Task Force, NENAS, and
Tse’K’Wa field school uncovers several artifacts
NENAS is proud to support the National Tse’K’Wa Historic Site. Original Article on EnergeticCity.ca by Spencer Hall May 29, 2022 CHARLIE LAKE, B.C. – The
Sas Natsadle Celebrates National Child Day
Canada has declared November 20th as National Child Day to celebrate the rights of children. November 20th was chosen as the day to celebrate National Child Day
Meet Fort St. John’s 2021 community award winners
Meet Fort St. John’s 2021 community award winners Apr 29, 2021 10:40 PM By: Dillon Giancola PreviousNext1 / 9 The Covid-19 Seniors Task Force, named the Mayor’s 2021 Citizens of the
Walks to remember: Honouring murdered and missing indigenous women
Residents in Fort St. John joined thousands across Canada on Wednesday to walk in memory and raise awareness of murdered and missing indigenous women. May
Past Programs and Projects
Past Projects and Programs Group Projects: Mining Essentials training Heavy Equipment Training North East Aboriginal Trades Training Northern Aboriginal Employment and Training Safety Ticket and
