BC Friendship Centres, part of the BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres (BCAAFC), is dedicated to supporting Indigenous peoples living in urban areas and away from home. As the umbrella organization for the Friendship Centres across BC, they aim to promote, develop, and deliver accessible programs and services that contribute to the health, wellness, and prosperity of Indigenous communities. BC Friendship Centres offer a wide range of services, including Family Health & Wellness Education, Employment, Life Skills & Training, Legal Support Services, and Elder and Youth Programs.

They also provide resources and support for Aboriginal families, such as Doulas for Aboriginal Families and the Doula Finder. In addition, BC Friendship Centres offer post-secondary student support, urban programming for Indigenous Peoples, and provincial funding opportunities. They also advocate for important issues, such as ending violence and advancing reconciliation.

With a strong commitment to community, BC Friendship Centres are working tirelessly to empower Indigenous peoples and create a path forward for a brighter future