Pathways | Indigenous Health and Support Services

Indigenous Health and Support Services

Provides services to address the Health care needs of Secwepemc community members by incorporating traditional and contemporary practices.

Provides a variety of services aimed at achieving healthy individuals and community wellness for the Secwépemc people. Services include:

Medical Transportation Program: Provides supplementary benefits intended to ensure that eligible clients have access to medically-required services.
Community Wellness and Protection Program: Prevention, identification and control of communicable disease and environmental health issues within the communities. Programs in this cluster include tuberculosis, immunization, human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immune deficiency syndrome, communicable disease emergencies, emergencies, and environmental health.
Family Connections Program: This program supports the development of the physical, emotional, intellectual, social, and spiritual wellbeing of all peoples. The members served in this program are prenatal/postnatal mothers, children from birth to 6 years of age, older children including youth, and their families. Services include infant home assessments, provision of cribs, breastfeeding and postpartum support, prenatal supports and pregnancy tests.
Home and Community Care Program: Offer a variety of home care and nursing support services including, respite care, personal care, home management services, nursing services, and case management.
Mental Health and Addictions Program: Provides addiction prevention, intervention pre-treatment, and treatment referral services for members of T’exelc, Stswecem’c Xget’tem, and Xatśūll.

250-398-9814

Public email: reception@tchss.ca

Website: https://threecornershealth.org/

Cost: No cost