
Recovery Support Service Team provides strength-based, self-determined support for individuals at various stages of recovery, with a focus on increasing recovery capital, healing and long-term stability.

Sponsored by First Nations Health Authority
This Indigenous-lens training includes:
Anti-stigma education, Education on harms associated with prohibition, Resilience-informed care principles and Life-saving Naloxone certification.
With funding from the BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres (BCAAFC):
Loud Voice Society delivers community-based workshops focused on the prevention of gender-based violence and the development of healthier, safer relationships.
Workshops create space for honest conversations about consent, boundaries, emotional regulation, accountability, trauma, healthy masculinity, identity-based violence, and the impacts of violence on individuals, families, and communities.
Through culturally responsive education, discussion, and connection, participants are encouraged to strengthen their understanding of healthy relationships, recognize harmful behaviours, build practical skills, and contribute to safer and more supportive communities.
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