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Brighter Futures Initiative

Launched in May 1992, the Brighter Futures initiative provides essential funding for community-based programs that promote the health and well-being of First Nations and Inuit children, individuals, and families.

Over the years, the initiative has evolved to respond to the changing needs of communities. Today, Brighter Futures supports activities in five key areas:

Community Mental Health
Child Development
Injury Prevention
Parenting Skills
Healthy Babies

The initiative empowers communities to design and deliver culturally relevant programs that reflect local priorities and strengths. Currently, over 90% of Brighter Futures funding in Canada is dedicated to mental health and child development, underlining a strong commitment to supporting the long-term resilience and growth of Indigenous children and youth.
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​​Chris Williams
Youth Wellness Worker

Chris provides compassionate support and coordination for a range of community wellness programs. He works closely with individuals and families to promote mental health, parenting, and overall well-being through culturally grounded and inclusive services.

250-842-6876 ext. 401 bfi@sikedakh.org

Office Hours: Monday to Friday

8:30 am- 4:30 pm (PST/PDT)

Contact Info

Ph: (250) 842-6876

E-mail: reception@sikedakh.org

Address: 8500 Sik-E-Dakh Road,

Hazelton, BC, Canada

V0J 1Y3

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