The Main NENAS Administrative Complex is based in Fort St. John.  In 2004, NENAS constructed a facility that houses the Aboriginal Human Resource Development Agreement (AHRDA) programs, language and cultural programs, Sas Natsadle Aboriginal Head Start, an Aboriginal Infant Development Program via the Northern Health Authority and a boardroom/training room. 

NENAS Administrative Complex
10328-101st Avenue, Fort St. John, BC.
Tel: (250) 785-0887            Fax: (250) 785-0876

Because of the vast area we service, we have added satellite offices in Dawson Creek and Fort Nelson to better serve our clients.  These offices provide Employment Assistance Services, as well as acting as the first point of contact to access other NENAS programs and services.

Dawson Creek Satellite Office
#101, 1508-102nd Avenue, Dawson Creek, BC.
Tel: (250) 719-0705            Fax: (250) 719-0735

Fort Nelson Satellite Office
#208, 5415-51st Avenue North, Fort Nelson, BC.
Tel: (250) 774-3266            Fax: (250) 774-3267

The Board of Directors realizes from past experience that in order to make a real difference we must develop a longer term strategy that addresses the roots of the problems.  Building a strong foundation for children prior to entry into kindergarten will enhance their chances of succeeding in today’s society and in their future school years.  NENAS delivers the Sas Natsadle Aboriginal Head Start program in the city of Fort St. John for forty aboriginal children and their parents in need of emotional, social, and intellectual support.  There is also a strong component of Aboriginal culture, language and heritage incorporated in the curriculum.  AHS provides programming in the following areas: Culture and Language, Education and School Readiness, Health Promotion, Nutrition, Social Support and Parental Involvement. 

Sas Natsadle Aboriginal Head Start Program
10328-101st Avenue, Fort St. John, BC.
Tel: (250) 785-0887            Fax: (250) 785-0876

The Aboriginal Infant Development program offers support for aboriginal families that have children between birth-6 years who are at risk for or, who have a developmental delay; language delay; and/or Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder, and raises awareness of the importance of healthy infant development and early intervention.  AIDP provides play groups that include nutritional snacks, story time, creative arts, free play and social interaction with other children and families. AIDP also provides a family room for the AHS program.

Aboriginal Infant Development Program
10328-101st Avenue, Fort St. John, BC.
Tel: (250) 785-0887            Fax: (250) 785-0876

Rising Spirit Aboriginal Youth Centre is based in Fort St. John and offers a variety of services, programs and activities as prioritized by local youth in the areas of education, health, social, recreation, culture, and employment assistance services.  RSAYC stresses preventative and awareness programs that address alcohol and FASD issues for youth. 

Rising Spirit Aboriginal Youth Centre
10035-100th Avenue, Fort St. John, BC.
Tel: (250) 263-9919            Fax: (250) 263-9917
Toll-free: 1-888-263-9918