Mission

“Guided by Indigenous teachings of healing, connection, and resilience, ROAR Society empowers individuals and families to restore balance, wellness, and independence, honoring their cultural identity and journey toward healing.”

Vision

“A community where individuals and families are safe, supported, and empowered to thrive, guided by Indigenous values of respect, cultural continuity, and holistic wellness.”

Housing Support

Safe, supportive housing as a foundation for stability, independence, and holistic well-being. Programs integrate Indigenous values for spiritual, emotional and practical care.

Transitional Housing (BC Housing)

Temporary, secure, structured housing with wraparound supports.

• Life skills development programs to build confidence and independence
• Counselling and mental health support
• Indigenous cultural guidance and healing programs
• Connection to education, employment, and wellness services

CMHC Housing Project

Dedicated long-term housing for women and children escaping violence — combining safety with holistic supports.

• Safe and stable housing
• Wraparound support: counselling, Indigenous healing, cultural programming
• Access to education, employment, and life skills development
• A nurturing environment for families to rebuild and heal

Why Housing Matters

Safe housing is more than shelter — it’s the cornerstone for healing, growth, and community participation. Our housing initiatives provide culturally safe spaces that foster independence, resilience, and connection to heritage.

Partners

Other Services

A comprehensive range of culturally informed, trauma-aware and person-centered programs to empower individuals and families.

Employment & Education

• Mentorship and career skills development
• Access to educational programs, certifications, and training
• Support finding meaningful work while respecting cultural identity

Life Skills

• Financial literacy, cooking, communication, time management, parenting
• Builds confidence, independence, and resilience

Cultural & Indigenous Healing

• Healing circles, ceremonies, and cultural programs
• Trauma recovery, grief counselling, and substance use support
• Integration of traditional knowledge with modern wellness practices

Counselling & Health Initiatives

• Mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness support
• Harm reduction, overdose prevention, and healthcare partnerships

Indigenous Justice & Peer Navigation

• Advocacy and guidance navigating the justice system
• Restorative practices and culturally informed accountability
• Peer navigation connecting people with housing, healthcare, counselling and community resources

Service Partners

Our Values

ROAR Society’s work is led by Indigenous teachings: respect, reciprocity, ceremony, community, and healing. We center cultural safety, trauma-informed care, and the dignity of every person we serve.