The Warriors Against Violence Society is committed to ending family violence in Aboriginal communities. Incorporated in 1998, the Warriors Against Violence Society began as a program for assaultive Aboriginal men. Today, there are services for Men, Women, Families and Youth. Adult Groups meet twice weekly at Kiwassa Neighbourhood House 2425 Oxford Street, Vancouver.
The Warriors Youth Program offers Recreational, Educational and Cultural
Activities and Outings for Aboriginal youth ages 13 to 19. Includes weekly
talking circles with a violence-prevention component, drumming and singing,
drum-making, sweats, and regalia-making.
All activities are free and include snacks. Transit tickets are available.
Call 604-254-1333 for information on youth group
activities, or
email: warriors@wavbc.com
The Warriors Against Violence Society is committed to helping First Nations families unlearn abusive and violent behaviors and reclaim their traditional values of equality, honor and respect for themselves and others.
The Circle of Life includes Elders, Lifegivers, Men, and Youth. All have a right to live in non-violent families and communities.
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