Remember to update your address with the registrar! Sometimes we need to mail Citizens things, so it’s important we have your mailing address updated. You can update your address on our website here: kwanlindun.com/update-your-address/ Or contact the registrar here: email citizenship@kdfn.net; or phone 867-633-7800, ext. 131
KDFN has ongoing opportunities for construction and maintenance contracts. We’re inviting experienced contractors to bid on these contracts. To be added to the list of qualified bidders and be notified of upcoming opportunities, please contact Community Services at community.service@kdfn.net or 867-633-7833.
Hey KDFN! Over the next few months we’re answering all of your questions about land. Today, we’re talking about leases. Questions? Call: Jimmy Kennedy at 867-334-2746.
Heads up KDFN! The Community Services office will be closed tomorrow, December 13 from 12 to 4:30 p.m. The Community Services team will be out on the land for a staff event. For housing emergencies, phone 867-633-7833.
Ever wanted to learn Southern Tutchone? Sign up for language lessons with Pricilla Dawson! Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5 p.m. – 7 p.m., Kenädän Kų – House of Learning Crow Room Snacks and drinks provided. Please register with Pricilla Dawson: Pricilla.dawson@kdfn.net
Join us every Wednesday for Pathways Drop-in Sewing Nights! 5 to 7 p.m. at Kenädän Kų̀ House of Learning. Drop-in Sewing Nights will run until December 13, then continue in the new year. Questions? Phone Jackie Callahan at 867-332-5040. Snacks and refreshments available. See you there!
Drop-in mental wellness counselling for KDFN Citizens is available four days a week. Come and see us at Natsékhi Kų̀ Health Centre every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
A Lights of Life tree has been put up in the Natsékhi Kų̀ Health Centre healing room. Lights of Life is a way to remember our loved ones who’ve passed on. We invite you to stop by and hang a tag on the tree in memory of those you’re missing. You can do so on…
Check out these Southern Tutchone Phrases of the week recorded by Pricilla Dawson! Turn on your sound to hear the pronunciations. Mą chʼäw? – Who is it? It is a little child. – Dunèna chʼe. It is a child. – Dunèn chʼe. It is a baby. – Bibìa chʼe. Stay tuned for more phrases to…
Heads up KDFN! There will be no drop-in mental wellness counselling tomorrow, December 8. We apologize for any inconvenience. We will return to our normal schedule next week.