New Home

The Friendship Centre is leasing our first building at 154 Mitton Street North in the Mitton Village.  

Welcome

June 2009

Boozhoo, Sago, Tansi, Hello to everyone;

The Board of Directors is pleased to welcome visitors to our new home at 154 Mitton Street N. in the Mitton Village.

The Sarnia-Lambton Native Friendship Centre is a not-for-profit community-based organization. The Board of Directors continues to focused priorities on building relationships with the First Nations, municipal, provincial and federal governments to help establish our organization. We have also been working diligently to build capacity within our governance structure to create a secure foundation for the future.

We will continue to host community socials as a way to unite the urban Aboriginal population in the Sarnia area. We hope that you feel we are meeting our objectives as a Friendship Centre, and look forward to developing new programs and services. 

If you are interested in volunteering,  please let us know.

In Friendship,

SLNFC Board of Directors

UPDATES

Welcoming our Post Secondary Summer Student

Emily Harding - Research Analyst

Grand Opening 

295 Essex Street

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Childcare Spaces at Little Friends

Are you in need of childcare? Spaces are currently available at Little Friends, they are registering urban Aboriginal children. The spaces are filling quickly!

Call Little Friends to register 

Membership

All Friendship Centres are required to have members. Members have voting priviledges at the Annual General Meeting, are eligible to become a Board of Directors, attend events and special activities for free.  Applications can be obtained at the Friendship Centre

Annual Fee:

• $2/individual
• $5/family (with children under 18 years old)