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  • Drop-in Programs

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    Our Drop-in programs include: Each program is a little different, so check out the descriptions to see what’s offered and who it’s for. What They All Have in Common All of our drop-in programs are welcoming spaces where you can be yourself — whether you’re: You’ll always be welcomed here. No Barriers, No Cost Free,…

  • Z-Vision-old

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  • Aboriginal Transition Team

    Aboriginal Transition Team

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    The Transition Program supports Indigenous youth ages 16 to 19 who are leaving the care of the Ministry of Children & Family Development (MCFD) and preparing for independence. Transition Workers build relationships rooted in trust and respect, working alongside youth to define their goals and explore what independence looks like — from housing and employment…

  • UNYA: Where Youth Lead

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    Vision Indigenous youth leading with strength, inspiring all Nations. Upcoming Events Programs

  • What Nation(s) Am I From?

    What Nation(s) Am I From?

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    Are you not sure which Nation or Nations you are from, and you want to find out?  Sometimes this ancestral knowledge has been lost to us due to the effects of colonization. If you’ve been struggling with not knowing where you are from, knowing more about your cultural background, territory, and ancestral roots can help…

  • Shining a Light on the Important Work of Indigenous Elders

    Shining a Light on the Important Work of Indigenous Elders

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    Being able to connect with Elders is something that’s often lost in an urban setting like Vancouver. We’re honoured to have Elder Bruce Robinson here at UNYA as our Elder in Residence, offering guidance, teachings, and personal support to Indigenous youth and staff. The Discourse is shining a light on this important work that Bruce and…

  • Youth Leaders Program – Gathering Wisdom for a Shared Journey IX

    Youth Leaders Program – Gathering Wisdom for a Shared Journey IX

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    Aspiring First Nation leaders (ages 16 to 30) connect directly with First Nation leaders from across BC, and represent the voices of First Nation youth at the largest Indigenous health and wellness conference in the country. Aspiring First Nation leaders (ages 16 to 30), First Nations Health Council wants you to participate in the Youth Leaders Program…

  • Roving Overnight Leader (January 2026)

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    Full TimeThursday to Monday (10pm – 6am) This position requires working a schedule from Thursday to Monday (10pm – 6am), and maintains a 40 hour per week schedule. Highlights of this opportunity: As a member of a team of live-in program Managers & Leaders, the Roving Overnight Leader is responsible for providing direct support to…

  • Aboriginal Youth Safehouse Youth Care Counsellor (Afternoons) – Permanent

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    Full TimeTuesday – Saturday, 4pm-12am This position requires working a schedule from Tuesday-Saturday, 4pm – 12am, and maintains a 40 hour per week schedule. Highlights of this opportunity: As members of the Aboriginal Youth Safehouse program, Youth Care Counsellors provide a safe space and temporary housing for youth without a secure place to stay, with…

  • Aboriginal Youth Safehouse Youth Care Counsellor – Permanent

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    Full TimeFriday-Tuesday, 3pm-11pm This position requires working a schedule from Friday-Tuesday 3pm- 11pm and maintains a 40 hour per week schedule. Highlights of this opportunity: As members of the Aboriginal Youth Safehouse program, Youth Care Counsellors provide a safe space and temporary housing for youth without a secure place to stay, with stays ranging from…