Leadership Opportunity for BC First Nations Youth

6/19/2020

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The BC Life Promotion for All My Relations Youth Advisory Committee invites youth to make an impact

The youth advisory committee is looking for youth who are passionate about promoting mental wellness, interested in forging lasting relationships with peers, and ready to help steer the FNHA's youth-focused policies and programming. Members receive honorariums for their work in community and on the committee.

What types of things will you do if you become a member of the advisory committee?

Current committee members do everything they can to promote youth wellness throughout BC by leveraging their unique strengths and experiences.

Committee members have designed their own health and wellness campaigns, forged strong bonds with new youth networks, and provided mental health presentations for Indigenous culture camps. They have travelled provincially and nationally to speak at conferences and host workshops.

Members of the advisory committee have developed and delivered workshops on a variety of topics and activities, such as: #WeMatter, cedar weaving, dance instruction, safeTALK and Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)​.

To get a better idea of the kinds of things that committee members do, check out this post by Megan Metz, a committee member from Haisla Nation, or watch this video.​

 

To apply, you need to be 18-30 years old and have a teacher, C​hief, council member, Elder or other community leader who will nominate and support you for this important role as a youth leader.

If you are interested, complete this application form and send it to youth@fnha.ca by July 10, 2020.​

Applicati​on​ form (online)

If you have questions or want to get some more information, please email youth@fnha.ca or call 604-219-6511.

Apply today! We look forward to hearing from you.

The FNHA acknowledges the financial support for the youth advisory committee by the Province of British Columbia.

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