For more information, please contact Health Director, Norissa Mongrain
Save the Date |
Celebrate
Indigenous Day & Education Achievement Awards
Come out to enjoy the Entertainment! |
· Entertainment, Motivational Speaker, Drumming, and Laughter
· We will have various draws throughout the day for all that attend. · We will also have the Education Achievement Awards for those Graduating. · Please fill out the registration form attached (this is to ensure we can account for meals, for the education dinner)
Please note: The registration form is required for catering purposes and as this event will be held in Ashnola, a waiver form is required for attendance. |
USIB INVITES YOU TO JOIN US
June 21, 2022 |
Starting at Noon
LSIB Arbor in ASHNOLA
PLEASE RETURN THE REGISTRATION FORM TO THE OFFICE ASAP!! 2022-06-21 Aboriginal day _education celebration
|
USIB will be starting up a new weekly men’s group in July.
The focus will be on men’s strengths and leadership in the community, coping with health challenges, mental wellness, family and walking a good path.
Please let us know if you are interested in joining. This is a closed group to maintain privacy and confidentiality. Registration applies. To Sign up, please contact Community Health Assistant by Friday, May 20th: Megin Jackson |
The office will be closed Monday, May 23rd, 2022, for the long weekend and reopen Tuesday, May 24th, 2022, at 8:30 am.
Have a safe and wonderful weekend!
BC Hydro Indigenous scholarships & bursaries for more information please click the link below.
https://www.bchydro.com/community/indigenous-relations/opportunities/individuals/donations_sponsorships.html?fbclid=IwAR2UxsMIOMdvRL1V1oVg4b3J52s_ToWUZZkxCG4CURg0J7zyiUqvMe615GQ
There will be a water shut-off on Friday, May 13th, 2022, from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, for water line installation for the new daycare center. Upper and Lower Sub only will be affected.
Apologies for the inconvenience.
If you need water, there will be jugs available at the band office. Phone 250-292-8733.
Thank you for your understanding.
~ Maintenance ~
Welcome
Sarah Antonick Licensed Practical Nurse
I am pleased to let you know that USIB has a new on-call Nurse joining the Health Centre team.
Sarah has been nursing for over 12 years as a nurse at Princeton Hospital in the emergency department and in-patient care. She is also specialized in rehabilitation.
Sarah has a comprehensive understanding of culturally respectful community health care. She strongly believes in the rights of patient confidentiality and the patient being in the lead of their own care.
While our valued health team member and Care Aide, Lindsay Bishop, is away this week, we will be assisted by Sarah.
Sarah can be reached directly at the Health Centre on May 10th & May 12th, 2022. Please leave a message with Megin, USIB Community Health Assistant, should Sarah be with a member, and Sarah will get right back to you. |
USIB Health Centre: 250-292-1478 |
News release about the high-speed internet coming into the community in the link below.
https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2022CITZ0012-000562
Murdered & Missing Indigenous Women and girls
We would like to invite the community to join us in a walk to honour the many Murdered & Missing Indigenous Women and Girls.
We will have a guest speaker from the Lower Similkameen community. She will share her background with her involvement and a brief background of why this day of May 5th is important to Indigenous communities across the Nation.
We have also invited Tanisha Begaye, Cst. Scott McDiarmid from the Keremeos Detachment.
This event is sponsored by: |
May 5th, 2022 Agenda for the day · 10:30 meet at USIB band office · 10:40 Song by Tanisha Begaye ·10:45 Guest speaker Lynne Terbasket · 11:00 walkthrough Hedley · 11:30 – 11:45 return to the office · 12:00 Lunch and Social at the office
|
Upper Similkameen Indian Band
& Pre-Employment Supports Program