Educational experience in search of our ties to these lands, discovering commonalities on our journeys

AFCS

Developing and upholding standards for collective success

The Aboriginal Friendship Centres of Saskatchewan (AFCS) is the collective voice for urban Indigenous People. We serve Friendship Centres by sourcing opportunities for positive impact, promoting effective Friendship Centres upholding standards for collective success.

We help the Saskatchewan Centres by sharing expertise, resources ond exchanging ideas that will provide a forum to assist our Centres to carry out their mandate. Friendship Centres have been active in Saskatchewan since 1963 and since then the movement has grown within Saskatchewan to encompass 10 Friendship Centres who are part of the 125-member National Association of Friendship Centres (NAFC).

AFCS advocates for and represents Saskatchewan's Friendship Centres. Friendship Centres can be found all over the province from North to South, and West to East Saskatchewan. Although still young, the AFCS is proving to have very bright future with its growing team of hard-working staff.

Overview of Cultural Humility Training

Our histories, and how that information can be beneficial to our community as a whole

    Cultural Humility Training is an educational experience in search of our ties to these lands, discovering commonalities in our journeys, and learning about Indigenous groups in our province... our histories, and how that information can be beneficial to our community as a whole. It is important that we learn about each other's cultures, our cultural differences that we see across different groups, and understand the history behind them and how it impacts our everyday lives. This training is meant for individuals, groups, and businesses to come together and explore cultural humility, and enhance self-awareness in a safe space. Cultural Humility Training is a great professional development opportunity for those who work with Indigenous people.