Upper Island WMN-Native Ancstr

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1509 Cliffe Ave
Courtenay, British Columbia V9N 2K6
+1 (250) 334-9591
https://uiwona.ca

UIWONA (Upper Island Women of Native Ancestry) is a nonprofit organization established in 1991, dedicated to promoting health, happiness, and vitality for Aboriginal women, children, and families in the Comox Valley and Northern Vancouver Island through culturally inclusive programs. By fostering connections to Indigenous culture and community, UIWONA offers early years development programs and adult cultural support initiatives aimed at empowerment, personal development, and resilience.

Committed to strengthening and revitalizing the community, UIWONA integrates traditional knowledge with innovative approaches to create safe spaces for learning, healing, and cultural celebration. Through various advocacy, skills training, and wellness initiatives, the organization strives to meet the diverse needs of Indigenous families while honoring the rich heritage of the land and its people.

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