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Interior

The Interior Region falls within the territories of the 7 Nations and the 54 communities within these Nations. The region is located in BC’s southern interior and extends through diverse ancestral landscapes—from southern desert lands, over sacred mountains and forests, and north through plateaus and winding river canyons.

The Interior Region

The Interior Region team works in partnership with the 7 Nations—Secwépemc, northern St’át’imc, Tŝilhqot’in, Ktunaxa, Dãkelh Dene, Nlaka’pamux and syilx—and their 54 communities to support the implementation of community-driven, Nation-based health care services.

Grounded in Nation direction, engagement with communities is the foundation of our work and traditional wellness approaches inform all activities. Governance, operations and service delivery are guided by relationships, community realities and the understanding that all of us are here to serve the people, not the system.

Regional health priorities and services are culturally safe and trauma-informed— essential for service delivery in the context of First Nations wellbeing.

Interior

Nations and communities

Dãkelh Dene

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  • Lhoosk’uz Dene Government*
  • Lhtako Dene Nation*
  • Ulkatcho Indian Band**

Ktunaxa

  • Akisq’nuk First Nation
  • yaqan nuykiy (Lower Kootenay Indian Band)
  • ?Aq’am (St. Mary’s Indian Band)
  • ʔakink̓umǂasnuqǂiʔit (Tobacco Plains Indian Band)

Nlaka’pamux

  • Ashcroft Indian Band
  • Coldwater Indian Band
  • Cooks Ferry Band
  • Kanaka Bar Indian Band
  • Lower Nicola Indian Band
  • Lytton First Nation
  • Nicomen Indian Band
  • Nooaitch
  • Oregon Jack Creek
  • Shackan
  • Siska
  • Skuppah Indian

Northern St’át’imc

  • Tsal'alh (Seton Lake)
  • Xwisten (Bridge River)
  • Ts'kw'aylaxw (Pavilion)
  • Xaxli'p (Fountain)
  • T'it'q'et (Lillooet)
  • Sekw'el'was (Cayoose Creek)

Secwépemc

  • Sexqeltqín – Adams Lake
  • St'uxwtéws – Bonaparte
  • Tsq'éscen – Canim Lake
  • Esk'étemc – Alkali Lake
  • Llenllenéy'ten – High Bar
  • Qw7ewt – Little Shuswap Lake
  • Sk'atsin – Neskonlith
  • Stswécem'c/Xgét'tem' -Canoe/Dog Creek
  • Kenpésq't – Shuswap
  • Simpcw – North Thompson
  • Skítsesten – Skeetchestn
  • Splats'in – Spallumcheen
  • Tk'emlúps – Kamloops
  • Ts'kw'aylaxw – Pavilion
  • Stil'qw/Pelltíq't – Whispering Pines/Clinton
  • T'éxel'c – Williams Lake
  • Xats'úll – Soda Creek

Syilx

  • Lower Similkameen Indian Band
  • Okanagan Indian Band
  • Osoyoos Indian Band
  • Penticton Indian Band
  • Upper Nicola Band
  • Upper Similkameen Indian Band
  • Westbank First Nation

Tŝilhqot’in

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  • ?Esdilagh (Alexandria)*
  • Tl’esqox (Toosey)
  • Tl’etinqox-t’in Government (Anaham)
  • Tsi Del Del (Red Stone)
  • Yunesit’in Government (Stone)
  • Xeni Gwet’in First Nation Government (Nemiah)

If you’re seeking support for primary care, mental health and substance or treatment centres, please review the below listings. You can type your location into the search bar to narrow down services closest to you. You can also filter by service type.

If you can’t find what you’re looking for, or you need more support, please email health.benefits@fnha.ca.

Regional service listings

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ARENDS, JESSICA Mental wellness and counselling

Kelowna, BC

(250) 469-6787

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ATKINS, TRACY Mental wellness and counselling

Kelowna, BC

(250) 255-1640

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ALDERLIESTEN, JESSICA Mental wellness and counselling

Kelowna, BC

(250) 826-5377

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ANDERBERG, MARIAN Mental wellness and counselling

Kamloops, BC

(250) 851-5155

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How to contact us

Email: interior.region@fnha.ca

| Phone: 1-877-440-1140