British Columbia
FNHA and NIHB counselling in British Columbia.
2,057 counsellors in 143 BC communities are registered with the First Nations Health Authority (FNHA), which covers First Nations people living in BC, and 0 are enrolled with NIHB, for Inuit and First Nations people covered from outside BC. 203 of them are Indigenous. Pick your community to see who's there, or let us find the fit for you.
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Questions
Counselling in British Columbia: questions.
First Nations people living in BC are covered by the First Nations Health Authority (FNHA), and counselling with an FNHA-registered counsellor is billed to FNHA directly. Inuit enrolled with a land claim organization, and First Nations people whose coverage comes from outside BC, use NIHB: counselling with an NIHB-enrolled provider costs $0, for up to 22 hours a year.
Yes. Many counsellors are willing to travel, and we match on location first. Start your intake and tell us where you are.
NIHB and FNHA don't cover Métis or non-status people, so Wapan isn't the right service. But Métis Nation British Columbia may cover counselling for citizens, and Friendship Centres can point you to low-cost care.