Southern Stl'atl'imx Health Society

21/04/2026

Everyone is welcome to join us to participate in the sweat lodge or attend as support
Bring your drum, a chair, and a friend

14/04/2026

N'Quatqua, Skatin, and Samahquam men are invited to a fun-filled evening by the lake with the SSHS Men's Health Program!
bring your drum, fishing rod and chair

14/04/2026

Skatin and Samahquam Community Members!,
Sign up to create a beautiful ribbon skirt that you can show off at the St'at'imc Gathering!
Spots are limited and participants are limited to creating one skirt.

Contact:
Front Desk:
604 894 0151
info@sshs.ca
Sshs Front Desk

Julia Schneider:
604 699 1228
julia.schneider@sshs.ca
Julia Sshs Schneider

14/04/2026

Wellbriety Meetings are postponed until further notice, thank you for understanding

If you require support, please free to reach out to our Mental Wellness Supports:

Brett Peterson, Clinical Counselor:
E: brett.peterson@sshs.ca

Dr. Bonnie Bhatti, Mental Health Specialist:
E: bonnie.bhatti@sshs.ca

14/04/2026

13/04/2026

Participate in weekly Mindful Movement sessions with Deny
Locations will vary, depending on weather - this week’s sessions will take place outdoors in N’Quatqua and Samahquam, please contact SSHS Nursing - Southern Stl'Atl'Imx Health Society to share your ideas on location 🙂

Please note: Sessions in Skatin will begin on April 22nd

13/04/2026

Participate in weekly Community Movement sessions with Deny
Locations will vary, depending on weather - this week’s sessions will take place outdoors in N’Quatqua and Samahquam, please contact SSHS Nursing - Southern Stl'Atl'Imx Health Society to share your ideas on location 🙂

Please note: Sessions in Skatin will begin on April 22nd

09/04/2026

In 2016, a Public Health Emergency was declared in British Columbia in response to rising deaths caused by the toxic drug supply. Over the past decade, Indigenous communities have been disproportionately affected and have experienced deep loss, but our communities have also shown resilience, care and resurgence.

April 14th marks the 10th year since the Toxic Drug Crisis was declared a Public Health Emergency. To mark this date, we will be hosting a webinar that will explore Indigenous approaches to harm reduction through teachings of relationship, responsibility, and community care. Using the metaphor of the fire, we will reflect on what it means to call people back to the circle — a place of belonging, acceptance meeting our relatives where they are at.

Hosted by Marnie Scow, this session will highlight the leadership of people with lived and living experience, peer workers, and Indigenous knowledge systems that centre dignity, connection, and collective care. Participants will reflect on lessons from the past decade and explore how Indigenous harm reduction and resurgence can guide pathways forward. The webinar will close with five calls to action to strengthen community care through supporting peer and Indigenous-led responses to the toxic drug supply.

We hope you will join us Tuesday, April 14, 2026 from 12pm-1:30pm PST.

If you haven't had the chance to register for this free webinar, there is still time!

For more details and to register, please visit the link below:
https://vist.ly/4xrp9

08/04/2026

Get trained to train
Join us for a 2-day Not Just Naloxone train-the-trainer opportunity in Skatin!
please provide your email and dietary restrictions at registration

08/04/2026

Enjoy free access to Libby by signing up with Nurse Deny!
E: deny.thomas@sshs.ca
Ph: 778 770 2521
FB: SSHS Nursing - Southern Stl'Atl'Imx Health Society