Nlaka'pamux Health Updates

10/28/2025

Foundry Virtual BC is now offering specific support services for Indigenous youth! Indigenous Wellness Services are free for any young person who identifies as Indigenous, inclusive of all First Nations, Métis and Inuit youth living in BC. These services include peer support, navigation, groups, and workshops. They are grounded in relational care, cultural safety, alignment, and connection.

Download the Foundry BC app today and book an appointment!

10/21/2025

It’s National Infection Prevention week (Oct. 20-25) and this year’s theme, Bridging Gaps, Building Bridges, reflects FNHA’s Infection Prevention Services Program commitment to working collectively with communities to foster a culture of safety and quality through community-tailored infection prevention strategies.

Please check out our webpage where you can watch an introductory video which highlights some of the services we offer. Feel free to contact us at any time at ipc@fnha.ca.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4houEPZ

10/10/2025

Info sharing Oct 16 2025

10/09/2025

09/10/2025

Help is available
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Anywhere in Canada

9-8-8: Su***de Crisis Helpline

Hours: 24/7

09/04/2025

Air quality warnings are in effect across many regions of British Columbia.

Here are some ways you can reduce your exposure to smoke and keep yourself and your loved ones safe:

• Go slow and take it easy. The more active you are, the more smoke you breathe in
• Stay indoors with the windows closed if it is not too hot to do so.
• If you need to go outside, wear a tight-fitting mask like a N95 or KN95.
• Visit cooler indoor spaces in your community such as designated clean air shelters and cooling centers.

If you are experiencing shortness of breath, severe cough, dizziness, chest pain or heart palpitations, call 911, HealthLink BC at 8-1-1 or visit your community health clinic.

Learn more about FNHA supports available: https://bit.ly/3PSN3IN

09/04/2025

Evacuating under emergency situations may be stressful, attached is a few items that you may want to consider being ready

The items you take may include clothing, food, water, medication, insurance documents and possibly even a few sentimental items like a journal or old photos. What you take will vary based on your household and needs.

09/04/2025

Alert

09/04/2025

Notice to community

Currently no immediate threat

Encouraging members to be alert and ready incase of a change.

09/03/2025

Please be advised of highway closing the Coq.

Canyon traffic may increase

08/29/2025

The drug supply is poisoned and not safe. Any dose can be deadly.

BC is helping campuses prepare for emergencies by supporting overdose response plans and making nasal naloxone available at all public post-secondary schools and First Nations-mandated institutes.

Learn more: RespondToOverdose.gov.bc.ca