We could have listed all organizations for you, but in order to save time we will teach you how to find local organizations on-line or in your area. We have listed sites that show various First Nations organizations and where they can be found.

Step One

What are you looking for? Basic search online and in real time.

Step Two

Now that you know what you're looking for, try a Search Engine. You will find a few in the Resource Page. Type in the name of what you are looking for, and the Search Engine will return numerous links to applicable pages. Tip: Read the Help section for that particular search engine to make your search more efficient. Canada 411 is a good place to start with its directory, phone book and yellow pages. Just type in what you are looking for (for example, if it's youth organizations you would type "youth" in the business name field, or you can type in the name of the organization). Make sure the location is typed in too. There is also a Yellow Pages website that can be searched the same way.

Step Three

If the searches don't produce the results you need, then you can start with your local centres such as Friendship Centres. Ask for information on the organizations you're looking for, and they should be able to help you or point you in the right direction. The local community centres would have info about other organizations and the happenings around town. Have fun looking for organizations that work with youth or are youth related. There are many forums that can come in handy when asking about local or national organizations. Here is our list server that we are going to use for this site so that youths can share their ideas and other thoughts about culture.

aboriginalcanada.com  - Listings and information on First Nation and other Aboriginal organizations.

Welcome to the Native Web Community Center. The purpose of this area is to bring together all our relations on the Internet by providing the tools and resources you need to communicate with others.