Kwtmut Leir Child & Family

Nil Tuo Child-Family Service Society is a Coast Salish-led organization that has been dedicated to strengthening families, communities, and Nations in the region for over 25 years. Originally established in response to concerns regarding the number of Coast Salish children in the foster care system, it provides a range of culturally safe and confidential support services aimed at keeping children with their families and within their communities. Offering both Family Strengthening Programs and delegated support services, Nil Tuo serves members of the South Island Coast Salish communities, including children, parents, and caregivers seeking assistance. In addition to its core services, the organization actively recruits Coast Salish and non-Indigenous caregivers to provide safe, culturally welcoming homes for children in need. Generated from the website

Kwumut Lelum is a community organization based in Nanaimo, BC, dedicated to providing culturally sensitive services and support to Indigenous families and individuals. With a focus on empowerment and healing, Kwumut Lelum offers a range of programs and resources aimed at promoting wellness and strengthening connections within the community. Generated from their business information

Kwtmut Leir Child & Family is a charitable organization based in Nanaimo, Canada, dedicated to supporting indigenous children and youth in participating in sports, recreation, and cultural activities. They offer a grant program that helps offset the costs of registration for these programs, promoting health, wellness, self-esteem, leadership skills, and social connections. As the first indigenous-owned and led community foundation in British Columbia, Kwtmut Leir Child & Family focuses on expanding cultural, economic, social, educational, and recreational access for indigenous children and their families. They are committed to self-determination and honoring the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's calls to action, welcoming businesses, industries, and individuals to join in their mission of empowering indigenous youth and communities. Generated from their website