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Metis Bead Flower

We provide holistic services that ensure the health and well-being of the Métis community

Play Therapy

Play Therapy

Aboriginal Headstart Program

Aboriginal Headstart Program

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Peetigway Famii

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Elder storytime with children

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Children at Community Garden

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Metis Events - Community Cultural Events

Supporting the Métis Community

MCSBC is a non-profit Society that is recognized and empowered by Métis citizens in BC to provide holistic services that ensure the health and well-being of the Métis community.

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Metis Events - Join us for a Special Event

Monthly MCSBC Events

Join our monthly gatherings to celebrate, learn, and connect. From cultural showcases to community engagements, there’s an event for everyone. Be part of the Metis story.

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Programs & Services

We have a variety of Programs & Services offered in 3 locations in Kelowna all within 15 km of each other.

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Awasisak Achakos

200 B Mallach Road Kelowna, BC Canada
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How to access services?

Referrals can be made by a parent or guardian, family doctor, community workers and agencies, school staff, and correctional facilities.

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Land Acknowledgement

Metis Community Services Society of BC would like to acknowledge that we are here on the beautiful, traditional, ancestral and unceded tm̓xʷúlaʔxʷ (land) of the Syilx Okanagan People. We are honored to live, work, and play on this land as uninvited guests. We acknowledge the Syilx Nation as the past, present and future caretakers of this land.

Our community honors these lands and this nation, we recognize our duty and responsibility as guests on this land. We will continue to learn from our Elders and our knowledge keepers to learn the ancestral ways of stewardship and to rekindle our spiritual relationship with the land.

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