Kwakiutl First Nation
Da'naxda'xw/Awaetlala First Nation
Tlatlasikwala First Nation
The Kwakiutl District Council (KDC) is a Not for Profit Society that provides services to member Nations of the Kwakwak'awakw peoples.
The member Nations’ Territories span Northeastern Vancouver Island and Northern Vancouver Island and the adjacent mainland. Each of the Nations has its own distinctive name.
Kwakiutl District Council Health (KDC Health) provides preventative health and health promotion services for five member Nations for their on-reserve community members.
Kwakiutl District Council provides Capacity Support Services to the seven member Nations at the request of the Nation's Chief and Council.
Nick Chowdhury Chairman
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George Hunt Jr. First Vice-Chairman
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Terra Taylor Treasurer/Secretary
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Brad Puglas General Member
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We, the Kwakiutl District Council Executive, determined to preserve and fulfill the destiny and responsibilities set out for us by our ancestors, do hereby reassert our rights and duties that will stand forever.
Kwakiutl District Council Values:
Mayaxala “Respect”: We value the dignity and uniqueness of the individual and the diversity in our communities, respecting all of our people and encouraging participation and listening generously.
Integrity: We believe in trust, honesty, sincerity and fairness in all relationships and transactions, acting with honour and following protocol.
Accountability: We acknowledge and assume responsibility of our actions and decisions within the scope of our relationships.
Servitude: We believe our purpose in life is about servitude or gawalla xa hamattalla “helping our people” through honouring cultural protocols and best practices in all our endeavours.
Reliability: We offer quality programs and professional services in a fair, conscientious, diligent and efficient manner.
Accessible: We provide timely access to our programs and services taking into consideration specific needs and circumstances.
Uniform: We are consistent in the way we treat self and others, affirming the worth and dignity as human beings.
Collaborative: We work cooperatively with others in a safe, competent and mutually respectful way, open and appreciative to differing perspectives.
Caring: We have a sincere and compassionate interest in the well being of the individual and our communities.