TLA-O-QUI-AHT BULLETIN FEBRUARY 1-2017
ELDER’S FORUM
DID YOU KNOW.. All Tla-o-qui-aht Bulletins are regularly added to the TFN
Website.
Additionally, new events, meetings, and
community gatherings
are posted to our website. Picture from the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nations Elder’s Forum on January 17th + 18th 2017; stay tuned for a full report in the next bulletin! Check it out! MEARES ISLAND CULTURAL CENTRE HALL – CLOSED www.tla-o-qui-aht.org FOR RENOVATIONS AS OF MONDAY JAN 16TH-2017
Tla-o-qui-aht ‘s Meares Island Cultural Centre HALL will be closed as of Monday January 16th-2017 for renovations to begin. The other areas of the upstairs, and some of the downstairs will remain open for staff to work. However due to the repairs needed on the front side (facing the ocean) the Meares Island Preschool will be relocated temporarily to the Opitsaht Health Clinic for at least 2 – 3 months.
We are pleased to inform that Tla-o-qui-aht was successful in acquiring a grant for these important upgrades.
As we undergo this planning, the Opitsaht Fitness Facilities will likely change as well, once we know the renovation plans, we will inform the members on access of the fitness facility as well.
The information for Tla-o-qui-aht is one click away, stay in touch, check your website.
OPITSAHT FITNESS CENTRE – CLOSED
Due to the ren0vations needed at MICC in Opitsaht therefore requiring us to move our Preschool to the Opitsaht Health Clinic temporarily, the Fitness Centre will then be closed for the renovation period.
All users of the facility will be informed via TFN Bulletin of when the facility will re-open. Any current users can call the TFN office for further information 250.725.3350
JOB POSTINGS Current job postings are on the TFN website. Check it out for what’s current. www.tla-o-qui-aht.org
Also check out the Alberni Clayoquot Employement Website! www.avemployment.ca
OPITSAHT COMMUNITY – WORK AHEAD…… Opitsaht residents will notice a lot more work happening in the community over the next several months.
Renovations at MICC, cleanup and removal of debris from the upper evacation site, cemetary clearing, complete basketball court overhaul,and safety areas being tended to.
Dock space, and inactive vessels have been a long standing issue at the community, and we are working with other local means to ensure the safety and accessibility of the community in general. Owners of inactive boats can expect that their vessels will be moved without notice. Several notices have been issued on the problem, and safety and evacuation of the community are the highest of priority. Materials left on the dock will also be removed without notice if these items are not removed ASAP. Materials left in public places are considered abandoned and will be taken out. The dock space is to remain “CLEAR” and accessible at all times.
Due to the increasing problem of dumping, and environmental damage, we are also seeking out survellience in the public areas of the community. In the end the intention is for community, and environmental safety.
We have a shared responsibility with all materials we own, if you have brought the item to your home, you are responsible for the safe and appropriate removal / recycling / or dumping of items you discard. Leaving broken, or unwanted items close-by to the bins is only removing your trash from your view, but it is adding to a community problem. Proper disposal of trash is the responsibility of each home and the individuals. Garbage is a huge cost to the Public Works department, and with cooperation in properly disposing your trash, we could have better and more improved services around YOUR community.
TLA-O-QUI-AHT STAFF ON LEAVE
David Dennis – Public Works Manager: Responsible for: Operations & Maintenance of Communities, Water & Waste Systems, Public Buildings, and Infrastructure, Housing Maintenance, and Grounds keeping.
Matthew Seitcher will continue to fill in as Interim Public Works Manager. Contact him at: 250.725.3350 – [email protected] or for after hours emergencies, call 250.730.1937
OPITSAHT OFFICE SERVICE – EVERY WEDNESDAY
Meares Island Cultural Centre, will continue to be open every Wednesday for residents who may need to touch base with some of our service staff. Check in to reach the following employees: Call the Opitsaht Office at 250.725.3233
Matt Seitcher INTERIM Public Works Manager Ivy Bell Housing Manager Saya Masso Natural Resources Manager Melanie Touchie Finance & Administration Manager Iris Frank Education Manager Naomi Seitcher Community Human Services Manager Allison Howard Social Development Worker Marie Frank-Atleo Family Care Worker Nora Martin Community Health Liasion Andrew Jackson AFS Coordinator Connor Paone Executive Assistant
Stop in to say hello, ask about services, or set up appointments. We are here to service you.
TY-HISTANIS HEALTH CENTRE & DAYCARE – CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS
If you have passed through the Ty-Histanis community lately you will notice an array of construction activity. The new Health Centre, and Daycare are quickly becoming a closer reality for our nation. This is going to be followed by many new areas for our members to access.
Additionally, the Education & Community Human Services will be doing preparing for these new spaces by announcing where their department operations and staff will be moving to. You can look forward to a formal grand opening for both sites and open house to see the new facilities. We are very excited for these buildings and we are proud to be enhancing services to the members. Stay tuned for upcoming information.
REGISTRY – STATUS CARDS – UPDATE FOR FEBRUARY 2017
WE ARE UNABLE TO DO ANY MORE STATUS CARDS UNTIL WE RECEIVE OUR SHIPMENT OF CARDSTOCK FROM AANDC (all of Canada is out of Cardstock). WE HOPE THAT WE SHOULD HAVE THIS BY THE END OF THE MONTH. PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE TO CHECK IN ON AVAILABILITY. ALL OTHER IRA SERVICES ARE STILL AVAILABLE. Every Thursday afternoon at the Main Office, registry services are available. Reminder that you need the following items before coming to get a card. 2 pieces of Government issued ID (Driver’s License, BC ID, Passport, Medical Services Card)
If registering your newborn you need an original birth certificate as well. Call and ask any
other details before making the trip to ensure you have all the right information before
starting this process.
See attached calendar for additional information on the monthly Opitsaht IRA Services.
Leah Morgan – IRA Clerk Email: [email protected] Phone: 250.725.3350
NTC POST SECONDARY FUNDING APPLICATIONS FOR FALL 2017 – 4 WEEKS LEFT!
The Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council’s Education Department is now accepting funding applications for studies beginning between September 2017 and January 2018!
If you are interested in attending Post-Secondary please be sure to submit an application before the following deadline:
March 1st 2017
For more information and assistance, please contact the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation Educaiton Manager Iris Frank.
Application are available at the TFN Admin office and should be submitted to Charlene Miller, the NTC Post-Secondary Counsellor. 250-724-5757 or [email protected]
ABORIGINAL YOUTH CONFERENCE; GATHERING VOICES – KELOWNA BC
Calling all Tla-o-qui-aht Youth Leaders!
For an all expenses covered trip to the 2017 Aboriginal Youth Conference in Kelowna, next month!
Conference Dates: March 21st-24th 2017.
Travel Dates: March 20th –24/ 25th 2017.
Topics: Health, Lanuage, Culture, Environment, Education, Employment, Sports & Recreation
Opportuntiy open to: All Tla-o-qui-aht youth 14-24, registered in school, attending full time, with all assignments up to date, and have demonstrated leadership qualities.
If you are interested in attending or have questions, please submit a brief letter requesting to go, with all of your personal information, to the TFN Education Manager, Iris Frank at [email protected] or by sropping it off at the TFN Admin Office Before March 1st 2017.
Only 4 seats available!
EARLY CHILHOOD EDUCATORS ASSISTANT PROGRAM; NUU-CHAH-NULTH BLADERUNNERS
If you are interested in working at the New Ty-Histanis Tluchaa Day Care in a Responsible Adult Position, this course will help your application! For more information on Tluchaa employment opportunities contact Iris Frank, TFN Education Manager at [email protected] or 250-725-3350.
EARLY CHILHOOD EDUCATORS ASSISTANT PROGRAM; NUU-CHAH-NULTH BLADERUNNERS
Date: February 13, 2017—March 3, 2017 Time: To be announced Location: 4-1636 Peninsula Rd, Ucluelet (Lunch Provided)
Application Deadline Feb 6, 2017
Job Readiness Training ♦ OFA 1 ♦ SFA with CPR C includes adults, children and infants ♦ WHMIS GHS ♦ FoodSafe ♦ ECC 168—Health, Safety and Nutrition ♦ Roles and Responsibilities of Parenting ♦ Cultural Awareness ♦ Employment readiness workshops
Eligible Participants: ♦ Unemployed ♦ Aged 19 to 30 ♦ Have limited/no work history ♦ No EI in past 3 years ♦ Not attending school ♦ Not eligible for or receiving EI ♦ Valid Social Insurance Number ♦ Have barriers to employment
For more information contact April Charleson
[email protected] or 250-723-1331
FIRST NATIONS PARENTS CLUB CONFERENCES
Opportunity for two Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation parents to attend Where: Richmond on March 9-10th 2017
Opportunity for two Tla-o-qui-aht parents to attend this session who will take information back to Tla-o-qui- aht First Nation parents club/group.
If you live in the Tofino/Ucluelet /Tyhistanis/Opitsaht/Esowista area and are interested in attending, please stop by to inform either Iris or Allison, call 250.725.3350 or email Iris at [email protected]
Parents should be comfortable travelling to Vancouver on their own, have access to transportation, willing to share information with all parents upon return, and be willing to be active with our student’s education.
Expenses will be covered - if more than two parents are interested, a draw process will be used to determine who will attend. Parents will have until no later than February 17, 2017 to notify of your interest to attend this conference.
BON VOYAGE DR. HUGHES
Come join us and give a Thank and Farewell to DR. R. Hughes.
When: February 09, 2017,
Time: 4:00pm
Where: Ty-Histanis Christina Curley office
Come join us for chumas. Anyone feel free to bring chumas.
We will have a Card for anyone who would like to sign it.
DENTAL SERVICES FEB 15TH
Introducing Taryn Coats Dental Hygienist
She is coming to TFN on Feb 15, 2017.
She sees Children from birth to 5 years old. We will be in the community of Ty-Histanis @ the headstart: 1:30- 3:30pm.
Any Families that wish to have their child seen please call Jennifer Touchie @ 250-6-1617, or, 250-726-2060.
Please Note we will be going to Opitsaht at a later date.
TLA-O-QUI-AHT EMPLOYEE CONTACTS ADMINISTRATION: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway Tofino (P) 250.725.3350 (F) 250.725.3352
Ted Adnitt – Chief Executive Officer (Ext 27) Cell# 725.2597 Email: [email protected] Leah Morgan – IRA Clerk (Ext 32) Email: [email protected] Leah Morgan – Records Officer (Ext 32) Email: [email protected] Connor Paone – Executive Assistant (Ext 57) Cell# 725.2593 Email: [email protected]
FINANCE: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway Tofino (P) 725.3350 (F) 725.3352
Jenn Schofield – Chief Financial Officer (Ext 22) Cell#618.4144 Email: [email protected] Melanie Touchie – Finance & Administration Manager (Ext 24) Email: [email protected] Cell# 726.5262 Shelley Amos – Accounts Payable Clerk (Ext 25) Email: [email protected] Jennifer George – Payroll & Accounts Receivable (Ext 61) Email: [email protected]
COMMUNITY HUMAN SERVICES: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway (P) 250.725.3350 (F) 250.725.3352
Naomi Seitcher – Human Services Manager (Ext 23) Email: [email protected] Cell# 534.9280 Marie Frank-Atleo – Family Care Worker Email: [email protected] 24 Hour Emergency Line 250.725.3335 Debbie Botting – D&A Councillor Cell# 726.8790 Email: [email protected] Catherine Frank – H&CC Worker Email: [email protected]
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway (P) 250.725.3350 (F) 250.725.3352
Allison Howard – Social Development Worker (Ext 26) Email: [email protected]
HEALTH: #370 ESOWISTA RESERVE (P) 725.3338 (F) 725.2135
Nora Martin – Community Health Liasion Email: [email protected]
#320 OPITSAHT RESERVE, Meares Island Cultural Centre (P) 725.3262 (F) 250.725.3270
Carol Tom – Patient Travel Clerk Email: [email protected] 24 Hour Emergency Line 250.725.3262
EDUCATION: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway (P) 250.725.3350 (F) 250.725.3352
Iris Frank- Education Manager (Ext 60) Cell# 725.3265 Email: [email protected]
Tluu-chaa Children’s Centre – Headstart Preschool Program: #371 Esowista Reserve (P) 725.2351 (F) 725.2135
Carol Martin –Program Coordinator Email: tluucha@tla-o-qui-aht Grace George – Preschool Teacher
#320 Opitsaht Reserve (P) 725.3233 (F) 725.4233
Gail Hayes – Preschool Teacher – Opitsaht Tluucha Centre Email: [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway Tofino (P) 725.3350 (F) 725.3352
David Dennis – Public Works Manager (Ext 31) Cell# 266.2207 Email: [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS (O&M) TY-HISTANIS, #15 Nuu-piit-tah-chilth Rd. (P) 725.3375 (F) 725.2342
Matt Seitcher – Maintenance Foreman Email: [email protected] Eric Seitcher – Maintenance Worker Email: [email protected] Jon Q. David – Maintenance Worker Email: [email protected]
OPITSAHT (P) 725.3236 (F) 725.4233
Norman Thomas Email: [email protected] Wilson David Email: [email protected]
ESOWISTA: (P) 725.3337 (F) 725.2342
John Williams – Geothermal Technician Email: [email protected] Des Tom – Geothermal Technician Email: [email protected]
JANITORIAL Darlene Frank – Janitorial Email: [email protected]
HOUSING: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway (P) 250.725.3350 (F) 250.725.3352
Ivy Bell – Housing Manager (Ext 28) Cell# 725.3248 Email: [email protected]
NATURAL RESOURCES: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway (P) 250.725.3350 (F) 250.725.3352
Saya Masso – Natural Resources Manager (Ext58) Email: [email protected] Cell# 726.6401
TRIBAL PARKS: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway (P) 250.725.3350 (F) 250.725.3352
Terry Dorward – Project Coordinator Email: [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway (P) 250.725.3350 (F) 250.725.3352
Jamie Bassett – ED Officer Cell# 604.985.8871 Email: [email protected]
FISHERIES & SEP: #1119 Pacific Rim Highway (P) 250.725.3350 (F) 250.725.3352
Andrew Jackson – AFS Coordinator (Ext 59) Email: [email protected] Joe Curley Jr. – SEP Coordinator Cell# 725.3348 Email: [email protected]
Tla-o-qui-aht Elected & Hereditary Contacts
CHIEF & COUNCIL: #1119 PACIFIC RIM HIGHWAY (P) 725.3350 (F) 250.725.3352 Elmer Frank – Chief Councillor Cell#726.8281 Email: [email protected] Francis Frank – Councillor Email: [email protected] Barney Williams Jr – Councillor Cell#954.7419 Email: [email protected] Desmond Tom Sr – Councillor Cell# 266.6768 Email: [email protected] Ivy Martin– Councillor Cell#266.0258 Email: [email protected] Joe David – Councillor Cell# 913.0091 Email: [email protected] Tammy Dorward – Councillor Cell#266.1442 Email: [email protected] Anna Masso – Councillor Email: [email protected]
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
February 2017
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 Chief & Council Mtg Tin Wis
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Ha’wiih Mtg Tin Wis
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Family Emergenc Chief & Day y Mgmt Council Admin Communit Mtg Office y Mtg Tin Tin Wis Closed Wis 4:30 PM to 8:30 PM
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 1 2 3 4 NTC Post- Secondary Application Deadline (fall start)
*Please contact Iris Frank, the TFN Education Manager for more information about NTC Post-Secondary Funding Applications.*
EXTERNAL INFORMATION
CARE NETWORK
How cold is too cold?
We're experiencing some chilly temperatures on the West Coast!
CARE Network encourages animal guardians to bring all dogs and cats inside. Also, when they're outside, make sure they have an insulated dog or cat house that keeps them warm and dry – straw works well!! Access to daily fresh water and food is a must too. And remember, if you see an animal who needs help contact your Band Administration at 250.725.3350 and speak to Terry Dorward.
Wickaninnish Community School
SD70, 431 Gibson Street, Box 220, Tofino, British Columbia, V0R 2Z0 Tel: (250)725-3254 Fax: (250)725-3264
Dear Parents and Guardians of all students riding the late bus/boat:
Please take time to review the following bus/boat rules and expectations with your child if you wish to use the late service this year. Return the form at the bottom to your child’s classroom teacher.
Note that if your child decides not to follow these basic rules his/her riding privileges will be cancelled for a period of time.
RULES AND EXPECTATIONS
1. Bums firmly in the seats while the bus/boat is in motion
2. Follow directions of the bus/boat driver at all times
3. Use your ‘inside’ voice
4. Keep hands and feet to self, out of the aisle and inside the bus/boat at all times
5. Do NOT eat or drink on the bus unless specifically allowed by the bus/boat operator.
6. Greet the driver when getting aboard and thank him/her when getting off
If your child is found to be the cause of willful damage you will receive a bill from the bus/boat contractor and privileges will be revoked.
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Please clip and return with your child.
I have reviewed the bus/boat rules with my child and agree that they should be adhered to.
Date: ______
Student’s Name: ______
Parent/Guardian’s: ______
Name Signature
Classroom Teacher Approval to take the late bus/boat______
“Working together…Strengthening our West Coast Workforce… Locally!”
WEST COAST
EXPO 2017
Mark your calendars…the next West Coast Job Expo is coming to Ucluelet on March 2nd2017! (from 1 to 4pm) at the Ucluelet Community Centre.
Local government and community agencies are working together to make it happen. So far, our team includes: • Alberni Valley Employment Services Centre (AVEC) • Nuu-Chah-nulth Employment & Training Program (NETP) • Clayoquot Biosphere Trust • Ucluelet Chamber of Commerce (UCoC) • District of Ucluelet (DoU)
Our goal is to address issues surrounding sustainable employment by: - Connecting local Employers with local Jobseekers - Conducting a series of Jobseeker Readiness Workshops - Developing an ongoing & current summary of local Labour Market Information (LMI) - valuable tool in assessing, measuring & sustaining community health.
In 2016, Alberni Valley Employment Centre (AVEC) hosted a successful pilot project called ‘West Coast Job Expo’ in Tofino, providing an opportunity for Employers and Jobseekers to meet in person. 28 Exhibitors and over 175 Jobseekers attended. 20 Jobseekers obtained employment as a direct result of attending this event.
In 2017, AVEC plans to provide a separate interview room, and a mobile ‘Employment Centre’ that will be on-site on the day of the event. NETP will continue to sponsor inter-community transportation, catering and venue, same as last year. Clayoquot Biosphere Trust funds are helping to support this very important west coast event.
AVEC delivers the Employment Program of British Columbia, which is funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia; funding for NETP is provided in part by the Government of Canada. The “West Coast Job Expo” is a sponsored event and there is no charge for employers or job-seekers wishing to participate.
Watch for Exhibitor Registration forms - to be distributed soon.
Kind regards Ursula Banke West Coast Resource Centre Advisor / Community Liaison Alberni Valley Employment Centre [email protected]
TFN Seafoods Ltd. P.O. Box 663 Tofino, BC V0R 2Z0 Ph: 250-248-4171 Fax: 250-248-9404 Email: [email protected] MarineTraining
2017 upcoming courses ,subject to availability
Marine Basic First Aid & CPR C Sat. and Sun. *Feb.18th+19th Ucluelet Community Center The Marine Basic First Aid course meets defined Federal Transport Canada Marine Safety Training Standards for Marine First Aid. This course provides individuals with a basic training level of First Aid and CPR required by the Marine Industry. Certification is by the Canadian Red Cross and Marine Transport Canada with a certification period of five years * We can help with transportation and lunch for TFN students.
SMALL VESSEL OPERATOR PROFICIENCY TH TH (WITHIN 25 MILES) MARCH 13 TO MARCH 17 ( SVOP SUBJECT TO DEMAND- INQUIRE)
THIS COURSE APPLIES TO OPERATORS OF SMALL COMMERCIAL VESSELS UNDER 5GT
AND COMMERCIAL FISHING VESSELS UNDER 15 GT ENGAGED ON NEAR COASTAL CLASS 2 ( WITHIN 25 NAUTICAL MILES O FFSHORE) AND IS BASED ON TRANSPORT CANADA SYLLABUS. TOPICS INCLUDE: BASIC NAUTICAL TERMINOLOGY, VESSEL
HULL TYPES AND CONFIGURATION, BASIC SEAMANSHIP, COLLISION REGULATIONS,
STABILITY, SA FETY ON THE JOB, MARINE WEATHER, NAVIGATION, DISTRESS SIGNALING AND RESCUE.
YOUR NEEDS?? TRAINING SURVEY available January 31st at TIN Wis Fisheries forum Please let us know your needs for other courses that may be applicable: ROC-M, Marine Basic First Aid, MED A. SHORE_BASED SKILLS Do you have an interest in skills such as Marine Mechanics , Forklift training, refrigeration, or other shore based skills? Let us know.
Fisheries Management Skills Designing format for TFN youth that might be interested in learning Fisheries Enterprise Management of Seafood resources. How current licensing works and the existing system of resource access and management. Principles for community access, contracts and the day to day operations of a Fishing quota enterprise and the processing industry. Part-time and summer employment opportunities may be available.
Contact: Roy Alexander MGR. 250-248-4171 or [email protected]
Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation
Youth Recreation Worker Term Position – Anticipatory Extension
Tla-o-qui-aht First Nations Administration seeks a dynamic individual to instruct and coordinate youth activities in conjunction with the Education Department. The position is responsible for coordination and delivery on a full year of recreational events and programs which encompasses a broad range of age groups and capabilities. This role is for a motivated, and team oriented person to develop, implement, and supervise this new service to our community. The Youth Recreation Worker acts as a role model to Tla-o-qui-aht Nation’s children and adults.
Duties and Responsibilities
Create and Implement youth programming for children aged 6- 18yrs old in both communities of Opitsaht, and Ty-Histanis /Esowista. Leads, supervises or instructs activities and classes and supports children and youth Coordinates seasonal events with Administration team for the community. (IE: Conferences, Holiday’s, Summer Day camp, TFN Days, Community Campout) Incorporating Educational, and Cultural components into youth programming. Transporting youth to and from events, and activities as required Organizing sports events as required. Adheres to workplace health & safety policies, safe work practices and procedures
Qualifications
Valid Class 5 Driver’s license REQUIRED (with a driver’s abstract will be required) and must be willing & capable to obtain an Un-Restricted Class 4 License within a set timeframe Must provide a criminal record check – REQUIRED Ability to withstand physically intensive work, hauling gear, equipment, and must be able to engage in all activities / sports with the Youth. – REQUIRED 1 – 3 Years Relevant Experience in a similar field (Recreation/ Childcare) – REQUIRED Evening and weekend work is mandatory – REQUIRED Must have a reliable vehicle to commute between communities. Previous experience working with a First Nation in the Recreation, or Child Care Field. Experience with Microsoft Office Program, Internet Use, and Computer Proficiency. Successful completion of Grade 12, and any further Education in the Youth, Recreation or will be considered an Asset. Valid Certificate in Standard First Aid and CPR or must be willing to obtain within a set timeframe Any other relevant certifications (Child Water Safety etc)
Please submit your cover letter, and resume outlining how you meet these qualifications with copies of any relevant certifications.
Deadline to apply is : Friday February 24th , 2017 by 4:30pm Submit your resume, covering letter, and reference letters to: Chief Executive Officer – Ted Adnitt PO Box 18 Tofino, BC V0R 2Z0 Email: [email protected] Fax: 250.725.3352 Or drop at the office in a sealed envelope at #1119 Pacific Rim Highway Tofino
LINE COOKING PROGRAM The Nuu-chah-nulth Employment & Training Program will be delivering a Kitchen Helper Program in Tofino that will include:
• Health and Safety Certification • Kitchen Helper Skills • Employment Readiness Workshops • Job Start Clothing Supports
Date: February 20 to March 20, 2017 Time: 10:00am—4:30pm Location: Schooner Restaurant—Tofino
Priority given to participants who have completed the 5 week Build your skill & Start your career path program.
Lunch Provided!
Contact your Case Manager if your interested at [email protected] or 250-723-1331
TFN COMMUNITY BUDGET FORUM
Community Input Request For Budget 2017-2018
Please detach and drop off this page, or email responses to [email protected] or drop off at the Main Office (Treaty Office) by February 10, 2017. These responses will help facilitate a community budget forum to be held on February 14th.
Contact information:
Name: Phone number: Email:
1. Please identify 3 programs of highest importance to you in the upcoming year (rank 1 – 3).
Community Education Housing infrastructure
Social Development Health Water/Sewer
Administration Economic Development
2. Please identify up to 3 activities related to these programs that you would like to see Tla-o-qui-aht implement.
Activity 1:
Activity 2:
Activity 3:
3. What resources would be required of Tla-o-qui-aht to implement these activities? (ie. Materials, staffing, financial resources, etc.)
Activity 1:
Activity 2:
Activity 3: