Domestic and Family Violence Support
Supporting Safety, Healing, and Long-Term Solutionsility, Rehabilitation, and Positive Community Impact
The Domestic and Family Violence Support program provides comprehensive assistance to Indigenous individuals impacted by domestic and family violence, whether as victims or offenders. Grounded in cultural respect and holistic healing, the program addresses immediate needs while fostering sustainable solutions to break the cycle of violence.
Our Services
The program offers tailored support for both victims and offenders, including:
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For Victims:
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Access to safe housing and emergency resources.
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Legal assistance with protection orders and court proceedings.
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Trauma counseling to rebuild confidence and well-being.
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Rehabilitation programs for ongoing empowerment and support.
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For Offenders:
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Culturally sensitive counseling to promote accountability.
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Education on the impacts of domestic and family violence.
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Rehabilitation programs addressing trauma, substance abuse, or anger management.
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Community-Based Approaches:
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Mediation and reconciliation facilitated by Elders.
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Restorative justice practices that honor cultural protocols.
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Awareness campaigns promoting violence prevention and open dialogue.
Why It Matters
This program fosters safer families and communities by:
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Ensuring Safety: Providing immediate protection and practical assistance for victims.
Breaking the Cycle of Violence: Supporting offenders to address root causes and change behaviors.
Restoring Relationships: Promoting reconciliation and understanding through culturally grounded practices.
Building Awareness: Educating communities to prevent violence and encourage proactive support.
​Key Features
Holistic Support: Addressing emotional, legal, and practical needs for both victims and offenders.
Culturally Appropriate Approaches: Respecting traditional protocols and involving Elders in restorative justice.
Focus on Rehabilitation: Tackling underlying issues to create long-term change.
Who We Work With
The program collaborates with key stakeholders to provide comprehensive support, including:
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Safe housing providers and crisis centers.
Legal aid organizations and court systems.
Community Elders and cultural leaders.
Counseling and rehabilitation services.
