NEWSFLASH!
NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY
CELEBRATION!
June 14, 2025
Join us as Kermode Friendship Society proudly celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 14, 2025! Come enjoy a vibrant day filled with live music, traditional dances, cultural celebrations, local arts, food, and craft vendors—honouring the rich heritage, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous Peoples in our community. All are welcome!
Click HERE to learn more about this celebration and how you can participate as vendors, performers, and other ways to collaborate and contribute to this special event.
Kermode Friendship Society
A Place of Shelter, Support and Hope since 1972
ABOUT US
The Kermode Friendship Society offers culturally sensitive, quality programs and services to the Aboriginal community members and the community-at-large in the Terrace area.
Our commitment is to encourage self-sufficiency, respect of individuality and to promote cultural diversity amongst all residents of this area.
The Kermode Friendship Society membership as represented by the Board of Directors; gratefully acknowledge and thank the Kitselas Nation and Kitsumkalum Nation in Terrace and the Haisla Nation in Kitimat Village for allowing the Kermode Friendship Society to operate in their respective Traditional Territory.
PROGRAMS & SERVICES
These are program and services provided by Kermode Friendship Society to our valued Clients in the Aboriginal community
and the community-at-large in the Terrace area.
To enhance the children’s protective factors, strengthening resilience and promoting health and wellness in all aspects of their lives.
Reinforcing our Commitment to the Empowerment of Youth and their Wellbeing
Engaging with community for a better future
This program provides employment counselling assistance, readiness and training for Aboriginals in the Terrace and surrounding area.
ACKNOWLEDGING OUR FUNDERS & PATRONS WITH GRATITUDE
FOR THEIR SUPPORT
The Kermode Friendship Society membership as represented by the Board of Directors, gratefully acknowledge and thank the Kitselas Nation and Kitsumkalum Nation in Terrace and the Haisla Nation in Kitamaat Village for allowing the
Kermode Friendship Society to operate in their respective Traditional Territory.