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Brighter Futures Initiative
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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.
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Over the years, the initiative has evolved to respond to the changing needs of communities. Today, Brighter Futures supports activities in five key areas:
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Community Mental Health
Child Development
Injury Prevention
Parenting Skills
Healthy Babies
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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

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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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