Jolene Smoke  
  Executive Assistant

  (204) 239-6333
  Extension 2236
  Email j_smoke@ptgfc.org

Samantha Aymont  
  Administrative Assistant

  (204) 239-6333
  Extension 2221
  Email s_aymont@ptgfc.org

Diane Lavallee 
  Family Counsellor

  (204) 239-6333
  Extension 2232
  Email d_lavallee@ptgfc.org

 Roman Richard  
  Housing Coordinator

  (204) 856-2476
  Extension 2224
  Email r_richard@ptgfc.org

 Jeanna Campbell
   Parent/Child Coordinator

  (204) 239-6333
  Extension 2226
  Email j_campbell@ptgfc.org

Elgin Beaulieu
  Director of Maintenance

  (204) 239-6333
  Extension 2229
 

 Betsy Kematch
  Insight Mentor - Project Supervisor

  (204) 239-6333
  Extension 2231
  Email b_kematch@ptgfc.org 

Mary Debra Parker
  Insight Mentor

  (204) 239-6333
  Extension 2230
  Email d_parker@ptgfc.org

  Angela Roulette
  Insight Mentor

  (204) 239-6333
  Extension 2233
  Email a_roulette@ptgfc.org

Wendy Calvert
  Eagles Fire Youth Centre
  Youth Program Supervisor

  (204) 239-6333
  Extension 3222
  Direct (204) 856-9191
  Email w_calvert@ptgfc.org

Shirley Bernard
Employment Counsellor

  (204) 239-6333
  Extension 2229
  Email s_bernard@ptgfc.org

Membership

Any person over the age of 18 residing in the area bounded;
on North by an east-west line through the most northerly point of the village of Kinosota,
on the East by a north-south line through the most easterly point of the village of Elie,
on the South by and east-west line through the most southerly point of the village of St. Claude,
and on the West by a north-south line through the most westerly point of the village of Carberry,
3 months prior to the Annual General Meeting and has paid membership, may be a General Member.
The cost to purchase a membership is $2.00
Any member that is 55 years of age or older will receive their membership free of charge!

All Portage Friendship Centre General Members must follow the National Association of Friendship Centres code of ethics 

PFC Membership Application

N.A.F.C. Code of Ethics

In order to be a member in good standing of the Association, an individual Friendship Center must
subscribe to the following principles:

1. It must be a community directed organization, define itself as a Friendship Centre and
   have aims and objectives of the Association;

2. It must first and foremost show respect and honour for all Aboriginal beliefs and customs
   and must act and speak with the pride and dignity that Aboriginal heritage demands;

3. It must be committed to information-sharing, referrals, recreation and social activities,
   cultural reinforcements, community development and similar activities which ensure that
   Aboriginal people will be afforded a better quality of life through Aboriginal self-determination;

4. It must support unity amongst all Aboriginal people without regard to legal distinctions
   which may be drawn between Status and Non-Status individuals or amongst Metis,
   Indian or Inuit people (in keeping with the foregoing, the Friendship Centre shall offer its
   services to all Aboriginal people without regard to Status or racial origin);

5. It must support and work towards achieving the stated aims and objectives of the Association;

6. It must be tolerant of diversity, forthright in expressing its views on particular issues and
   respectful of the opinions of other Friendship Centres and Aboriginal groups;

7. It must agree to bring any grievances, comments or complaints relating to the Association
   to the attention of the Board of Directors of the Association (similarly, the Association will
   bring any grievance, comment or complaint that the Association may have with respect to
   a particular Friendship Centre to the attention of the Board of Directors of that Friendship Centre);

8. It must endeavour to work in a cooperative manner with other Friendship Centres to solve problems of mutual concern;

9. It must endeavour to work in a cooperative manner with other groups and organizations,
   be they Aboriginal or non-Aboriginal, in order to develop a humane society of equal
   opportunity for all peoples and respect for all living things; and,

10. Its members must honour and respect the commitments of the Friendship Centre to the Association.

PFC Constitution           PFCH Constitution

Portage Friendship Centre Housing Incorporated
Board Members
2012-2013

President                          VACANT            (1^ST YEAR OF 2 YEAR TERM)
Elected May 31^st, 2012

Vice-President                  Lauri Klyne               (1 YEAR APPOINTMENT BY PFC)
Appointed January 9^th, 2013

Secretary                          VACANT            (1 YEAR APPOINTMENT BY PFC)
Appointed September 12^th, 2012

Treasurer                         Marion Thompson      (1 YEAR APPOINTMENT BY PFC)
Appointed May 31^st, 2012             

Board Member                  Sheila James               (1 YEAR APPOINTMENT BY PFC)
Appointed May 31^st, 2012

Tenant Representative        Faith Smoke                                                  

Portage Friendship Centre Incorporation
Board Members
2012-2013

President                         Sheila James                 (1^st YEAR OF A 2 YEAR TERM)
MAC & NAFC Delegate
Elected May 31^st, 2012

Vice-President                 Lauri Klyne              (2^nd  YEAR OF A 2 YEAR TERM)
MAC & NAFC Alternate Delegate
Elected June 9^th, 2011   

Secretary                         Marion Thompson        (2^nd YEAR OF A 2 YEAR TERM)
Elected June 9^th, 2011

Treasurer                         Candace Daniels         (1 YEAR APPOINTMENT BY PFC)
Elected November 14^th, 2012

Board Member                Neil Sioux              (1 YEAR APPOINTMENT BY PFC)

Board Member               Tim Lafreniere         (1 YEAR APPOINTMENT BY MMF)
Elected November 8^th, 2012

 Youth Representative        Nicole Megan           (1^st YEAR OF A 1 YEAR TERM)
Elected November 24^th, 2012