Programs and Resources

Make your home more comfortable, safe, and energy efficient with free advice and free energy-saving products.

This program is dedicated to empowering Métis youth and young adults in B.C. to explore their environmental passions and drive climate action.

Through the Miyoopimaatishihk (Wellbeing) Program, families can apply for financial support to assist with the cost of a wide range of services, programs and products, including but not limited to...

The Métis Child Care Benefit Program helps families with Métis children with eligible child care and preschool fees.

MESAP helps eligible Métis Elders and seniors purchase health-related necessities not covered by the BC Medical Services Plan.

Ma Nîķi provides financial assistance to Métis Citizen homeowners to support home renovations that improve safety, livability, and overall housing conditions.

The Métis Elders Rent Supplement Program provides monthly financial assistance to eligible MNBC Elders and Seniors who rent their primary residence and are experiencing high rental costs.

EMTAP assists eligible low-income MNBC Citizens with approved travel costs for essential medical care unavailable in their local area.

Regional and provincial STEPS teams support eligible MNBC Citizens with post-secondary education and skills training funding requests.

The Welcome Home Kits Program helps eligible Métis Citizens transitioning from homelessness or other vulnerable situations obtain essential household items for stable housing.

The Métis Health Experience Program helps Métis people navigate B.C.’s healthcare feedback processes, share their experiences safely, and advocate for culturally appropriate care.

The Reaching Home Program supports eligible low-income MNBC Citizens experiencing homelessness or housing instability with prevention, stabilization, and housing-navigation services.

MNBC issues Harvester Cards to qualifying applicants under the Métis Nation British Columbia Natural Resource Act.

Métis Family Connections supports families with Métis children ages nine to 18 through community and cultural connections, education navigation, and healthy transitions into adulthood.

Métis Family Connections supports families with Métis children from birth to age eight through navigation, community and cultural connections, and access to child wellbeing supports.

Imagination Library provides registered Métis children from birth to age four with a free, age-appropriate book each month.

Good Beginnings is a 30-hour MNBC course that helps Métis community members develop the skills needed to become licensed family child care providers in B.C.

Class 1 driver training covers MELT theory, in-yard practice, highway driving, commercial vehicle safety, and the requirements for Class 1 road testing in B.C.

Fully funded FOODSAFE training for MNBC Citizens interested in culinary or food-service work, covering food safety, handling, and sanitation.

A four-phase, approximately 100-hour National Lifeguard Pool pathway covering Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross, first aid and CPR-C, and lifeguard certification.