Dryden Native Friendship Centre - Dryden - Queen St

Application

All programs require an intake assessment and advance registration

Eligibility / Target Population

Open to all with a focus on off-reserve Indigenous individuals and their families
Membership preferred but not mandatory

Fees

Small fee for annual membership

Contacts

Karen Smith - Executive Director
1-888-838-3632 ext 2221 * execdirector@dnfconline.org

Languages

English

Area Served

Dryden and area

Accessibility

Partially Accessible

Accessibility Note

Partially Accessible - Parking -- No designated spaces available; Entrance -- Accessible with automatic push button; Washroom -- Accessible with grab bar

Description of Services:

Administers social, cultural, economic or recreational programs for Indigenous people in the Dryden area

Provides a meeting place for urban Indigenous people

Provides daily coffee, tea and soup for Centre patrons

Hosts cultural events

Offers meeting space to agencies and community groups on a rental basis

Wiikongewin (can accommodate up to 24 people; with kitchen access - catering available)
Asemaa (can accommodate large gatherings up to 60; on second floor with elevator access - catering available)

Services and Programs:

Dryden - Queen St - Administration