The New Beginnings Program works in partnership with individuals, families and communities to provide services that supports First Nations women and their families. This program is designed to empower families in accessing services.   The Enhanced Canadian Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) is a prevention and intervention program that support prenatal and postnatal mothers in having healthy babies.  Our FASD program, the Circle of Life is designed to empower all women in their child bearing years in making healthier lifestyle choices and decreasing the number of babies born prenatally exposed to alcohol.  This program promotes early diagnosis for children that parents suspect may be affected by prenatal alcohol exposure.  Seeking a diagnosis can be a complex, time and families are often in need of support. 

The Circle of Life Program will advocate for families from the being of this process to long after the diagnosis, if needed.  Our approach is to have Home Visitors who understand, and support families in developing and maintaining healthy lifestyle choices connecting them with a natural wrap around support system as well as community services.  The Home Visiting program also advocates for families that have children with social and learning needs that may not be related to FASD.  The New Beginnings program collaborates with the Holistic Wellness, Healthy Living, and the Community Wellness and Protection Programs. This allows us to provide healthy seamless services for all the communities we serve.   

The Healthy Living Program provides community specific health promotion and education focusing on chronic diseases, injury prevention, healthy eating, active living and other health and wellness topics. 
The Healthy Living Program incorporates all chronic diseases with a focus on diabetes and building awareness of complications and what can be done for prevention.  The program emphasizes healthy eating and active living, and builds awareness of the risk factors, complications, and what can be done to prevent chronic diseases from occurring.

The Healthy Living Program provides education and activities for injury prevention including the implementation of the Three Corners Health Services Society Falls Prevention Strategy, Canadian Pre Natal Program injury prevention components including home safety checks, and prevention for school aged children.  This includes data collection, analysis and reporting through the Secwepemc Nation Injury Surveillance Project.

The Healthy Living Program works closely with all programs to enhance the health and well being of the community members of Three Corners Health Services Society.

The Home and Community Care Program is an ever-evolving process that will ensure that home and community care services will continually seek new and innovative, adaptable and culturally appropriate means of responding to the identified needs in each of the communities Three Corners Health Services represents.

The program is designed to support and enhance the care provided by the family and community and is not intended to replace family care.

The Holistic Wellness Program will provide prevention, intervention, and aftercare in the areas of mental health and addictions.  The program includes the delivery of activities to increase the health status and wellness of community members and reduce unhealthy lifestyle behaviors.  Measures are implemented to decrease the incidence of substance misuse and undiagnosed/unsupported mental health disorders and to decrease barriers and challenges for community members utilizing resources and service providers.

At the present time the home and community care program is the only program Three Corners Health Services Society provides under the primary health care cluster.

Patient Transportation is Provincial Assisted Services for Status First Nations

Patient Transportation is financial assistance for travel costs when you have a specialist appointment away from home.