Community health services for Lake Babine Nation members across its five on-reserve communities and the Burns Lake area.
Services include immunizations; tuberculosis screening, testing, referral, treatment support and education; infant development and growth assessment; prenatal and postnatal assessment and education; sexual health screening and treatment; chronic disease management; homemaker services; nutrition services; health promotion; and coordination, advocacy and referrals. Home and Community Care provides nursing to eligible on-reserve clients.
Service Areas: Burns Lake, Donald Landing, Fort Babine, Old Fort, Tachet, Woyenne
Location: 225 Sus Avenue, Burns Lake, British Columbia
Full-time community school with language and culture education support.
Lake Babine Nation lists Fort Babine Community School as operating full-time with two certified teachers, an education assistant, a Language and Culture Teacher/EA, and janitorial/maintenance staff. The page identifies a K–3 teacher. The published page does not provide a street address, admissions contact, or detailed enrollment criteria; contact Lake Babine Nation for current school information.
Twice-monthly early years programming with certified early childhood educators.
Lake Babine Nation’s Fort Babine Early Years Program is facilitated by certified early childhood educators. Published hours are twice per month: Wednesdays 8:30 AM–3:00 PM and Thursdays 8:30 AM–2:00 PM; once per month during winter. The Nation says rides to and from programs can be provided if needed and early intervention referrals are available for all Lake Babine Nation children. The page does not state the age range or specific enrollment process; contact the program to confirm.