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Vancouver and Fort Saint James. Their daycare in the Burns Lake area is open to indigenous and non-indigenous children. They have over 180 programs, with for example 350 staff in child welfare and child health services. They helped pioneer telehealth in
British Columbia and the rest of Canada, according to Warner Adam, CEO of CSFS. They also provide some legal services and do research.
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