About Loud Voice Society
Loud Voice Society is an Indigenous-led organization dedicated to building collective power. We create innovative, sustainable solutions on Indigenous terms through organizing, activism, philanthropy, capacity-building, and narrative change.
Loud Voice Society is doing its part to realize higher success rates of recovery from Substance Use Disorder; we have developed a Nationally Award-Winning, Innovative, Healing Community Framework using a Decolonizing and Inclusive approach. We envision it being built in one location, where residents can remain despite setbacks in their journey by transitioning through phases based on well-being. Therefore, we invite people to take the time needed to heal.
Peer Recovery Support Service Team
Our Peer Recovery Support Service Team provides a strength-based, self-determined continuum of care for people in all stages of their journey. Our goal is to increase recovery capital and the success of the people we serve.
Not Just Naloxone Training-sponsored by First Nations Health Authority with an Indigenous Lens, offered by Loud Voice Society, provides valuable knowledge on Anti-Stigma, Harms from Prohibition, Resilience-Informed Care, and Life-Saving Naloxone Training.
Giving Voices Presentations, Workshops, and Talking Circles Sponsored by The Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation with an Indigenous Women's lens, offered by Loud Voice Society. These provide valuable knowledge on harms associated with and pathways into and out of violence.
Contact Us
CONTACT US TO DONATE, VOLUNTEER, OR FOR MORE INFORMATION.
- Email: info@loudvoicesociety.ca
- CEO-Trevor Starchuk: 250-688-9942
- Executive Assistant-Matthew Borle: 825-706-3448
- Community Cultural Navigator-Shannon Kingdon: culturalnavloudvoicesociety@gmail.com
"For One Who Loves Is Often The Richest"
Hours
Open today | 09:00 a.m. – 05:00 p.m. |
