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Dear Partners,
Today marks 18 years since Jordan River Anderson’s passing. Jordan River Anderson was a young boy from Norway House Cree Nation in Manitoba who was born in 1999 with multiple disabilities. He lived over two years in a hospital because federal and provincial governments could not agree on who would pay for his at-home care. Unfortunately, Jordan passed away at the age of 5 on February 2, 2005 before he could experience living in a loving home. Jordan’s passing ignited a movement to uphold human rights for all First Nations children through the creation of the child-first principle called “Jordan’s Principle." Jordan River Anderson's family gifted his name to Jordan's Principle, which now exists to ensure that First Nations children can access the services they need without denial, delay, or disruption On behalf of the BC Region Jordan’s Principle team, we would like to extend our gratitude for your partnership and dedication to supporting First Nations children, youth and families to access the supports they need when they need them. Jordan's Principle ensures First Nations children can access the products, services and supports they need, when they need them, while we work with First Nations partners, provinces and territories to develop long-term approaches to help better address the unique needs of First Nations children it is in honour of Jordan River Anderson, that we do this work. For More Information: Jordan River Anderson https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca/eng/1583703111205/1583703134432 Jordan’s Principle Hub of BC Home - Jordan’s Principle Enhanced Service Coordination Hub for BC (jordansprinciplehubbc.ca) Honouring Jordan River Anderson | First Nations Caring Society https://fncaringsociety.com/what-you-can-do/ways-make-difference/jordans-principle/honouring-jordan-river-anderson The Messenger: https://www.nfb.ca/film/jordan-river-anderson-the-messenger/ 
The Education Department would like to announce the local operating guidelines for the Fort Nelson First Nation Post-Secondary Education Assistance Program have been updated. A copy of the new handbook will be made available for viewing by all prospective students on the Chalo School website under the "CEA & Education" tab. Should you have any questions please contact Karleigh Kotchea, Education Coordinator at 250.774.5218 or karleigh.kotchea@chaloschool.bc.ca.
On Reserve Land use Plan:
Committee Members - Finance & Audit:
Please take a few minutes to read this informative article about exciting developments for the Clarke Lake Geothermal Project:
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