The First Nations Health Authority provides culturally safe trauma support services for Indigenous communities in BC, including counseling and traditional healing practices.
The University of British Columbia's School of Social Work offers research and resources on Indigenous community trauma support services in BC, including a directory of local service providers.
The BC government's Indigenous Health division provides funding and support for trauma-informed care and healing services for Indigenous communities, including traditional healing and cultural camps.
CBC News article highlighting the importance of culturally safe trauma support services for Indigenous communities in BC, featuring interviews with local service providers and community members.
The Canadian Mental Health Association's BC division offers trauma support services and resources for Indigenous communities, including a 24/7 crisis line and online support groups.
The National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health provides a toolkit for Indigenous community trauma support, including resources on trauma-informed care, cultural safety, and traditional healing practices.
An interactive map showing the location of Indigenous community trauma support services in BC, including counseling services, traditional healing centers, and cultural camps.
A video series featuring Indigenous community members and service providers discussing trauma, healing, and cultural safety in BC, including traditional healing practices and land-based therapies.