The Prince George Youth in Care Network hosted by the Prince George Native Friendship Centre is dedicated to a holistic approach to the development and promotions of local youth in and from government care. The primary function of this group is to; give support, friendship, self-help, information, representation and advocacy to our local youth in and from government care.

1.To advocate on behalf of youth in and from government care, to help them generate changes to issues that are important to them.
2.To offer friendship and support to youth in and from government care
3. To create an environment that welcomes all individuals no matter their race, gender, sexual preference, religion, or economic status.
4.To provide youth with information regarding local services and resources as a self-help tool
5.To educate youth regarding the rights of care (Child, Family and Community Service Act, Section 70).
6.To provide youth with activities that help nurture their physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual growth
7.To make inquiries regarding the needs, opinions, views, and concerns of youth in and from care
8.To promote community

The FUBU Mission Statement and Goals is a living document that is read at the beginning of each staff meeting. At which time FUBU team members can propose changes that would be implemented after a majority winning vote.

Program Facilitator

The FUBU Program Facilitator is an individual who meets the Job requirements set forth by the Prince George Native Friendship Centre. The FUBU Program Facilitators roles and responsibilities are as follows:

- Organize, facilitate, and evaluate programming targeted to youth in care;
- Educate youth on their Rights of Care (Child, Family and Community Service Act, Section 70);
- Provide cultural, social and recreational activities that build self esteem while respecting Indigenous traditions and cultural values;
- Provide holistic programming that will empower youth to develop a sense of self and connection to
- Indigenous culture/community;
- Prepare and facilitate presentations/workshops;
- Liaise, network, and advocate on behalf of youth in care with community agencies;
- Provide supervision and mentor the youth Program Support Workers; and
- Provide monthly narrative and statistical reports;

FUBU Youth Employment: Youth Peer Support Workers

The FUBU Youth in Care Network currently has employment opportunities for young people looking for new challenges and work experience. The FUBU Youth in Care Network host's many different opportunities for young people in and from care of the Ministry of Children and Family Development including, educational, recreational, cultural, and personal development. The Program Support Worker position is responsible for attending and participating in FUBU events while demonstrating a positive attitude.

Other duties include:

- Read background literature and develop knowledge of children's rights;
- Assist in the development, delivery, and evaluation of program targeted towards youth in and from care of the Ministry of Children and Family Development;
- Contact youth, group homes, service providers and other agencies regarding programming and special events;
- Create activity and special event posters;
- Network with service providers and agencies;
- Participate in training opportunities;

Other duties as required.

- Other Events hosted/involved with include:
- Culture Camps;
- Elders Luncheons and hosting special Elder/ Youth Nights;
- Workshops: Federation of BC Youth in Care Network, Rights 2 Success and McCreary Youth Foundation;
- Indigenous Next Steps;
- Special Events/ Holidays;
- Pro Day Events;
- Youth Dances;
- Games Nights;
- Hiking;
- Attending Conferences/ Culture Event in and out of community as a group; and
- YMCA Youth Exchange Program.