PBCFSI is a non-profit First Nation organization that began operations in 1995.  PBCFSI provides child and family services and programs to the children and families of the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation. (PBCN).  PBCFSI serves a population of 11,957 members, of whom 3,878 are 0 – 18 years of age living on reserve.   PBCFSI also serves young adults 19-26 years of age 1,842 for Post Majority Care.  We pride ourselves as a First Nation leader in providing accredited child and youth services in Saskatchewan.

The Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation (PBCN) consists of 9 communities spread throughout our traditional lands that cover a large portion of northeast Saskatchewan. These include Amisk Lake, Deschambault Lake, Kinoosao, Pelican Narrows, Sandy Bay, Southend, Sturgeon Landing, Kiskachewan and the Chief Joseph Custer Reserve in the city of Prince Albert.

The PBCN government is composed of one Chief (Chief Karen Bird) and 14 Councilors, two each from Southend, Sandy Bay, and Deschambault Lake, five from Pelican Narrows, and one each from Amisk Lake, Sturgeon Landing, and Prince Albert.

PBCN traditional territory encompasses about 20,000 square miles, from the Saskatchewan/Manitoba border west to the west end of Trade Lake, north to Reindeer Lake, and south to Sturgeon Landing. This is the traditional hunting and gathering area of the Cree Nation.

Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation signed Treaty Six with the Crown.

PBCN has a total population of 11,957 members.

Cree and English are the languages spoken. Cree language retention is very strong by the communities of the Cree Nation.

The closest major business centre is Prince Albert, SK.