It's been an amazing summer full of amazing plans to launch upcoming projects regarding mental wellness and senior support.Now it's time to kick into high gear!We are currently seeking ten peer volunteers to be trained as peer counsellors. Our goal is to foster cultural reconnection and the preservation of indigenous wisdom through various interactive exercises. We want to use our experience and strength to enhance participants’ skill sets. We want to empower them through various online workshops and knowledge-sharing sessions. We foster holistic healing and community cohesion through traditional ceremonies and storytelling circles. Our overall goal is to strengthen intergenerational connections and raise awareness about Indigenous culture and history through land-based activities and community-building initiatives.We want to train individuals to be true "recovery warriors." A recovery warrior is an ambassador for what "active" recovery looks and feels like. A recovery warrior takes on the negative weight of everyone’s pain from their traumatic experiences while maintaining their own sobriety so the tribe as a whole can heal.Please stay tuned for more information because training ten peer volunteers is only one of five projects we are currently working on. We are really excited about a few of these projects as well.Did you set any goals for the next three months? Share them below!

"Join us in empowering the Indigenous community through peer counseling. Become a Recovery Warrior and strengthen intergenerational bonds. Stay tuned for more transformative projects!"

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What are your goals for the next three months?

What are your goals for the next three months?

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