

Supporting North Island youth & families in the bright future they deserve!
FOUNDRY PORT HARDY
North Island Crisis and Counselling Centre Society, the North Island Youth and Family Foundation, and our MANY community partners are thrilled to be bringing Foundry to Port Hardy.
We are currently building a centre on Market Street!
Foundry offers young people ages 12-24 health and wellness resources, services and supports – online and through integrated service centres in communities across BC.

About FOUNDRY PORT HARDY
VISIT THE PORT HARDY FOUNDRY CENTRE
Our new centre on Market Street will be open this spring!
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Support youth and families in our community!

About FOUNDRY PORT HARDY
FOUNDRY PORT HARDY has two plans!
First, we are building an interim service space to help youth and families access services in the community RIGHT NOW. The mini-Foundry is on Market Street.
Second, North Island Crisis and Counselling Centre Society and North Island Youth and Family Foundation are building a larger community centre for health and wellness that will house Foundry Port Hardy and other health services, and serve generations to come!
Talk with us to learn more! >>>



Meet the FOUNDRY PORT HARDY team
Christine Swain

Clinical Coordinator, Operations Lead!
Christine looks after FOUNDRY PORT HARDY and everyone who visits! Christine is a youth counsellor and advocate. If you want any services, to talk with someone, or engage in any way with Foundry services, Christine is your go-to!
You can reach Christine Foundry on Facebook, Email or phone!
Angela Smith

Capital Development, Donations & Philanthropy
Angela helps with development and fundraising! She's into social enterprise, community economic development, and is a champion promoting the long-term vision we have for our area and The North Island Crisis and Counselling Centre Society! Connect with Angela if you want to learn about how to support this legacy project!

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