Services 


Community Workshops

We will assist, at the request of a community partner in offering workshops and short training sessions within the communities we serve.

Some examples of these are:


Artisans Catalogue

CFDC of Central Interior First Nations is creating a catalogue to place First Nations Artisans living within our geographical, this is a great opportunity for First Nations Artisans to create and maintain a portfolio and also create a biography of themselves.

Artisan Catalogue Information Form PDF File

Please feel free to contact Juli Taylor at 250-828-9753 for more information. email is first name followed by @cfdcofcifn.com


Native Artisans Showcase & Sale November 25 & 26, 2006 Executive Inn Kamloops

Each fall Community Futures hold a two day showcase and sale featuring cultural and artistic work of Aboriginal people. 2006 marks the 11th anniversary of this exciting event.

When you walk into the show you are greeted with a joyous array of colors, the smell of tanned hides and a huge selection of Aboriginal artwork including:

The Showcase has grown in popularity and success over the past 10 years. It is a terrific opportunity to buy unique, authentic Aboriginal craftwork and it is a good economic opportunity for the artist as well. Sales exceeded $58,000 during one day, at on of our prior events.

If you are of Aboriginal ancestry and are interested in participating in the Showcase, the price for a table is $20.00 for the entire weekend. This low fee makes it possible for people to participate who may not otherwise be able to.

This years event is going to be taking place at the Executive Inn located downtown Kamloops, the date that has been set is November 25 & 26, 2006. For more information contact Jordan George by Phone # 250-314-1565 or email jordan@cfdcoficifn.com

Registration Form in PDF REGISTRATION FORM

Download the 2006 Artisan Showcase & Sale POSTER


Trade Shows

Trade shows are an excellent opportunity to share information and for Aboriginal entrepreneurs and businesses to network with the public, other businesses and service providers. Often there is minimal communication between Aboriginal goods and service providers and other sectors of society.

Community Futures' trade shows have an Aboriginal atmosphere that is very pleasing to be part of, they enhance cultural awareness. In addition the marketing and networking opportunities add direct benefit to the Aboriginal community.

Watch for local advertising and come and see what is available in you area. If you are interested in having us attend your area, contact Jordan George by E-mail or phone (250) 314-1565.


Visions For The Future: Career Development Conference For Aboriginal Youth

Visions for the Future Conference for Aboriginal youth was held February 25-26, 1999 in the Grand Hall at UCC. This conference was only two days long for recent graduates with limited work experience to provide career related topics to youth who've completed their education. During this conference the youth got to learn about many different aspects of business. The youth got to learn about education funding resources, Entrepreneurial Programs, how to plan a potential career, resume writing and interviewing tips, Professional Driving training Institute and what they offer, UCC extension programs, and accounting careers. These were all held in different workshops during this conference at UCC.



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