Soonats’ooneh Health Society

08/11/2026

Do you need support with ID or any government or CRA services? Service Canada and the Canadian Revenue Agency are hosting drop in clinics to get low barrier support with their services.

August 10th- 10am-12pm @ the Public Library, Bob Harkins Branch downtown
Aug 13th- 8:30am-12:30pm @ POUNDS Project, 1126 3rd Ave
Aug 13th- 1pm-4pm @ The Fire Pit, 1120 3rd Ave
Aug 14th- 12:30pm- 2:00pm @ Work BC, 1600 15th Ave


BC Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
• Tax Slip information (T4, T5007, T4A -Pension, T4A- OAS and more)
• Notice of Assessments (NOAs) and Assistance with CRA correspondence
• Benefits and Credits information: Disability Tax Credit (DTC), Canada Child Benefit
(CCB), GST/HST credit, Canada Worker’s Benefit (CWB)
• Account updates (address, contact number, direct deposit etc.)

Service Canada
• Canadian Dental Care Plan - Information and Application
• Employment Insurance
• Pension information on Old Age Security and Canada Pension Plan
• Get a Social Insurance Number (birth certificate in most cases will be required)•Canada Disability Benefit
• Receive an access code to sign up for online My Service Canada
• General Government of Canada information

*Please bring any ID you have.

07/10/2026

Starting Monday, July 13, renovations will begin in the TEA and Neyoh-bez Nats’oone’ (HASP) program areas. This work is expected to take approximately 6–8 weeks.

During this time, TEA and Neyoh-bez Nats’oone’ will be temporarily relocated to the Natsoolyis’ area (393 George St.), where Natsoolyis’ programming will also continue to operate.

If you have an appointment or are visiting one of these programs, please check in with Centre/MOA staff upon arrival. They will ensure you are directed to the correct area or team member.

Thanks for your understanding.

06/30/2026

We at Soonats'ooneh Community Health Centre have been hard at work in our HASP program Neyoh-Bez Nats'ooneh' to eliminate Hepatitis C (HCV). Through testing initiatives for our community and all of the Northern health region, we have tested thousands, and treated hundreds of people living with HCV over the past few years.

I'm happy to share that we have hit a milestone in the HCV Micro-Elimination Program, with Micro-Elimination achieved! 🏆

While the 2030 Hepatitis C elimination targets can feel overwhelming at a national level, we are taking action locally. Our team is proud to be part of community-based programming that supports real-world access and improvements across the HCV care journey, all while ensuring access is trauma-informed and culturally safe.

06/12/2026

Free support to help you get the ID you need.

✅ Birth certificates
✅ BC ID cards
✅ Guidance & support

👉 Learn more below:

05/26/2026

Job Opportunity:
Do you have a passion for research? Do you have lived experience of barriers in accessing services related to sexually transmitted and bloodborne infections (STBBIs) such as HIV or Hepatitis C?
The Peer Research Assistant position will support the interviews for the DDoH study (training provided). The position is hourly, with an average of 14 hours per week. The position will be hybrid, with some onsite work at the Soonats’ooneh Community Health Centre, Prince George, BC. Travel may be required for attending a training session in Vancouver, BC (paid).

See link below for full details and to apply.

Staff - Non Union Job Category Non Union Technicians and Research Assistants Job Profile Non Union Hourly - Research Assistant /Technician 2 Job Title Peer Research Assistant Department CPS Research | Centre for Disease Control | Faculty of Medicine Compensation Range $26.67 - $31.73 CAD Hourly Post...

05/20/2026

Our Neyoh-Bez Nats’ooneh staff are so excited to offer full STBBI testing this week in Haisla Nation and Kitsalas. Join us in partnership with PLN to provide education, bingo, low barrier and culturally safe stbbi testing and linkage to care and treatment, one community at a time

05/04/2026

It is with sad hearts we announce the passing of long term client Harry Jakesta. Join us in celebrating his life on friday May 8th at the Fire Pit.

04/23/2026

On April 14th, 2026 Soonats'ooneh Community Health Centre, The Prince George Community Action Team, Moms Stop the Harm, Indigenous Wellness Canada, and Broken Hearts of Fentanyl, along with dozens of community members gathered in wake of the 10-Year Anniversary of the Declaration of the public health emergency known as the Toxic Drug Crisis. Since the declaration in 2016, well over 18,000 British Columbians have lost their lives - over 615 of those loved ones are from Prince George.
Elders, parents, children, spouses, peers, healthcare workers, community support service workers, advocates, and media stood in grief and solidarity in a demonstration at the intersection of Highways 16 & 97. Stories of loved ones were shared, love and support were felt, and rage and advocacy radiated from the crowd.
In alliance with the BC Coalition of Organizations By/For People who Use Drugs a poem, "Ten & Counting" written by the coalition, was read line by line by members of this gathering. The poem was read at events like this across the province and calls to action where stated with frustration for how little has been done by policy makers to create true healing paths out of this crisis.

Thank you to all who attended, honked your horn/waved, and supported this event. It means the world to the families living with the loss of a loved one and the individuals who are surviving the toxic supply day after day, year after year.
Let us look to a future where compassion and love flourish and where politicians and policy makers make evidence-based decisions that are proven to save lives.

04/16/2026

Our Neyoh-Bez Nats’ooneh team spent the week providing HIV/HCV testing, education and linkage to care services in West Moberly First Nations and Blueberry River First Nations along with Positive Living North: No khēyoh t'sih'en t'sehena Society.
Thanks to everyone for welcoming us to your communities, creating a safe space to request the test and learn in a fun and engaging way.
We look forward to returning in the future.

04/14/2026

Last Friday our peers from the Community Action Team and our Neyoh-Bez Nats'oone program came together to host a fantastic event, Pancakes For Peers! Invited representatives from various agencies came to share breakfast and dialogue with an amazing group of people with lived experience of substance use, incarceration, hiv/hcv, and homlessness.
So many great conversations were had and folks all left with an increased understanding of our community, and the struggles that marginalized populations face daily.