Native Friendship Centre - Slave Lake, Alberta

Le Native Friendship Centre, situé à Slave Lake, en Alberta, Canada, est un organisme à but non lucratif qui offre une variété de services à la communauté autochtone et aux personnes défavorisées. Avec une adresse précise de 416 6 Ave NE, Slave Lake, AB T0G 2A2, il est facilement accessible pour ceux qui souhaitent obtenir plus d'informations ou bénéficier de ses services.

Leur numéro de téléphone est 7808493039, et bien qu'ils ne disposent pas de site web officiel, ils sont facilement joignables par téléphone ou en personne. Leur spécialité réside dans l'aide et le soutien qu'ils apportent à la communauté autochtone, offrant des services sur place adaptés à leurs besoins spécifiques. Le centre est accessible à toute personne, y compris celles en fauteuil roulant, grâce à des places de parking et des entrées adaptées.

C'est d'ailleurs l'un des aspects les plus appréciés de leurs services, ainsi que la fourniture de vêtements nécessaires. En effet, l'entreprise a reçu un avis moyennant 4.7/5 sur Google My Business, ce qui est très impressionnant. Cela démontre l'engagement de l'équipe du Native Friendship Centre dans la prestation de services de qualité et dans la création d'un environnement inclusif et accueillant pour tous.

👍 Avis de Native Friendship Centre

Aliyah G.

1/5

I had a disappointing experience at the friendship center. We visited to donate several brand new items, including a $130 Skims dress that I had never worn, a $50 Aerie bodysuit with tags still attached, and many other nice clothes. an older woman named Barb, shouted at my younger brother as he was bringing in the donations. She angrily exclaimed, “We aren’t taking donations right now; I don’t have time to sort through them, I’m dealing with the homeless,” before rolling her eyes and shutting the door. How were we supposed to know that? We drove an hour out of our way to contribute positively, only to be treated as if we were doing something wrong. It was truly disheartening. While I can understand her inability to accept donations at that moment, I cannot comprehend her rudeness and the impression that we were a significant burden. We decided to take our donations elsewhere and will not be returning to that center. It’s ironic that it’s called “the friendship center.” This isn’t the first instance of encountering her unkindness; I had hoped she was just having a bad day previously, but it seems that her demeanor is consistently unpleasant, at least towards my family and me. I was initially reluctant to write a review, but after sharing my experience online, I received feedback from several individuals—some of whom I know personally—who have also encountered her aggressive behavior. They informed me that this seems to be her consistent demeanor. Given that others are facing similar treatment. I am quite disappointed to say the least.

Sabrina C.

5/5

The staff here is so amazing for all their hard work and dedication. Always happy to shop where the proceeds help to support a great cause!

Percy C.

5/5

They have an amazing team. I always feel welcome furthermore if I need help they are always there with a smile. They give so much to the community, like jacket and snow gear for kids, food for people in need, assistance with resumes, and most of all printers 🖨 lol 😁 thank you Barb C. And the friendship center team. I probably owe you a couple hundred sheets of paper and a gallon of ink lol 😆

Katharine G.

5/5

Awesome place they have 2 small stores. One for selling donations and one for selling items made by Native creators. They also have soup & bannock on Fridays, a Food Bank, many other programs, and they help the homeless. Such a kind and loving place!

carol W.

4/5

Nice place to go to. They help people with many things. They rent out there hall and have a Matt program for our homeless they have a good bank. They have a clothing store. Second hand and history items plus much more.

Alana B.

5/5

Love donating here. Always friendly staff. I've found some gems in the store over the years. Love that they help The homeless and the women's shelter!

Walter H.

4/5

Excellent soup came to Jason Kenny talk Jan 23 he could not answer how to revive the economy CARBON tax but since NDP shut down the economy are they building Electric Airplanes Electric Trains Electric Mining Heavy Equipment No they shut down the most efficient Coal Power Plant in the WORLD where do these UNEDUCATED People come from

Darry W.

5/5

The staff was awesome helped me out with what I needed done when other places let me down they where there thank you so very much and have some great programs for the community support them