Band community recreation facility with gym, fitness room, commercial kitchen and meeting room.
The multipurpose facility on Adams Lake Indian Band IR #4 (Sahhlatkum), in Chase, hosts basketball, dryland training, banquets, weddings, yoga, conferences, community celebrations and other activities. Address: 6349 Chief Jules Drive, Chase, BC V0E 1M0. Office hours Monday–Friday 8:00–12:00 and 13:00–16:30; closed weekends. Call 250-679-3515 or email alrcc@alib.ca for bookings and access. Availability, rental costs and accessibility features are not stated on the page; ask the Centre.
Four First Nations-led substance-use treatment and recovery beds in Adams Lake.
A Government of British Columbia news release dated June 19, 2026 says four treatment and recovery beds in Adams Lake are open and accepting clients, led by the Adams Lake Band Council in partnership with the Province, First Nations Health Authority and CMHA BC. The release describes culturally grounded care for people struggling with substance use. It does not provide intake contact details, admission criteria, referral requirements, fees or accessibility information; contact Adams Lake Indian Band to confirm eligibility and intake.
Health, wellness, family, early-years, home-care, mental-wellness, and community support programs for Adams Lake Indian Band members.
The Adams Lake Band coordinates community health nursing, home care, maternal and child health, diabetes support, mental wellness, early years, nutrition, medical travel, social assistance, family support, and Elders programs. Services are offered to Band members; some are also available to non-members or the public, depending on the program. The Sexqeltqin Health Clinic is at 6430 Village Road, Chase, with phone 250-679-0648. The Band administration office is at 6453 Hillcrest Road, Chase. Call to confirm eligibility, appointments, and current clinic hours.
Service Areas: Adams Lake, Chase
Location: 6430 Village Road, Chase, British Columbia