 Mission/Vision
The mission of the Native Friendship Centre of Montreal (NFCM) is to promote, develop and enhance the quality of life of Montreal's urban Aboriginal community.
The Native Friendship Centre of Montreal is part of a national initiative that bridges the gap between two cultures.
What does the organization do?
The Native Friendship Centre of Montreal (NFCM) is a non-profit, non-sectarian, autonomous community development agency whose principal mission is to promote, develop, and enhance the quality of life in the urban Aboriginal community of Montreal.
The NFCM, being part of a regional and...
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The Native Friendship Centre of Montreal (NFCM) is a non-profit, non-sectarian, autonomous community development agency whose principal mission is to promote, develop, and enhance the quality of life in the urban Aboriginal community of Montreal.
The NFCM, being part of a regional and national initiative that bridges the gap between two cultures, serves the Aboriginal population of the eleven nations of Quebec. These nations include the Inuit, Cree, Mi'gmaq, Naskapi, Algonquin, Montagnais, Abenaki, Mohawk, Attikamekw, Huron and Malecite. The NFCM also works with nations found throughout Canada and the United States.
The NFCM, recognized as an information and referral centre, is also a reference point for other Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organizations.
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Opportunities for Youth
The NFCM offers space to the Urban Multipurpose Aboriginal Youth Center which offers resources for youth such as job opportunities, referals and a safe environment for youth to study, work, and play.
The purpose of the UMAYC is to create a network of urban, multipurpose, Aboriginal youth...
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The NFCM offers space to the Urban Multipurpose Aboriginal Youth Center which offers resources for youth such as job opportunities, referals and a safe environment for youth to study, work, and play.
The purpose of the UMAYC is to create a network of urban, multipurpose, Aboriginal youth programming. Programming provides accessible, Aboriginal community-based, culturally relevant and supportive projects, programs, services and counselling to urban Aboriginal youth, and will facilitate their participation in existing programs in order to improve their economic, social and personal prospects.
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