Survivor-led · safety-informed · British Columbia
A community-based foundation for dignity, safety, and fair access to support.
We support newcomers and workers in precarious situations through structured peer cohorts, navigation and rights information (readiness support), resilience tools, and de-identified community outreach. Pilot phase now—building capacity for 2026 programming as resources allow.
No legal representation. No clinical diagnosis or therapy. If there is immediate danger, call 911 or local emergency services.
What we do
- Facilitated peer cohorts with clear boundaries and safeguarding.
- Navigation and rights information, plus documentation readiness support (not legal advice).
- Resilience tools designed to help reduce isolation and burnout.
- Referral pathways, with consent and privacy safeguards.
What we don’t do
- Emergency or crisis response.
- Clinical therapy or medical services.
- Legal representation or formal case management.
Privacy-first
Scope clarity
Practical outputs
Process
Navigation with clarity
Organize timelines, documents, and options so interactions with institutions and workplaces become clearer and better supported.
Safety
Boundaries and safeguarding
Facilitated cohorts with consent language, scope limits, and clear escalation options where appropriate.
Impact
Practical outputs
Clear next steps, readiness checklists, and referral pathways—measurable, realistic, and privacy-aware.