Lets End Homelessness For Natives
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Cultural and Spiritual Community for Reconciliation
Seeking Reconciliation to End Homelessness for Natives of British Columbia under Reconciliation.
1) Consultation with First Nations Peoples and develop a steering committee for a cultural housing community, for housing needs to end homelessness.
2) Work toward agreements, partnerships and needs of native peoples who are risk or in need of shelter/housing today
3) Removing the gaps that exist in housing policy, rental issues and society causing homelessness
4) Seeking Reconciliation to move forward and promote housing for Native Peoples of British Columbia
We seek to remove gaps causing homelessness and review social/economic problems being faced, and what are problems being faced and solutions.
We campaign to build smaller living units for Native Peoples who are single. In order to do that, we seek funding for smaller cabins. The most vulnerable native people at risk are single persons or couples. Your donations are needed and appreciated to make small cabins possible to house native peoples who are homeless.
In order to start working toward solutions, there must be a criteria for applicants to meet. We seek to promote a healthy living community with our campaign. One of the most serious issues being faced is "addictions".
We cannot accommodate persons with addictions in a community in which we are moving toward a cultural or spiritual community to gain a sense of perma-cultural community.
In order to gain or build a cultural community we need reconciliation, funding and new agreements without discrimination.
Native people are becoming homeless today, on land that belongs to them and it is a tragedy. We seek Reconciliation to End Homelessness. Aboriginal Youth are becoming homeless at an alarming rate today. Poverty is man-made, not from drugs. Factors of social misery does not begin or end with a drug addict. Its time to review all factors of systemic discrimination in housing, and start building up our communities!
We want to start building small cabins for persons in need.
Aho....
Seeking Reconciliation to End Homelessness for Natives of British Columbia under Reconciliation.
1) Consultation with First Nations Peoples and develop a steering committee for a cultural housing community, for housing needs to end homelessness.
2) Work toward agreements, partnerships and needs of native peoples who are risk or in need of shelter/housing today
3) Removing the gaps that exist in housing policy, rental issues and society causing homelessness
4) Seeking Reconciliation to move forward and promote housing for Native Peoples of British Columbia
We seek to remove gaps causing homelessness and review social/economic problems being faced, and what are problems being faced and solutions.
We campaign to build smaller living units for Native Peoples who are single. In order to do that, we seek funding for smaller cabins. The most vulnerable native people at risk are single persons or couples. Your donations are needed and appreciated to make small cabins possible to house native peoples who are homeless.
In order to start working toward solutions, there must be a criteria for applicants to meet. We seek to promote a healthy living community with our campaign. One of the most serious issues being faced is "addictions".
We cannot accommodate persons with addictions in a community in which we are moving toward a cultural or spiritual community to gain a sense of perma-cultural community.
In order to gain or build a cultural community we need reconciliation, funding and new agreements without discrimination.
Native people are becoming homeless today, on land that belongs to them and it is a tragedy. We seek Reconciliation to End Homelessness. Aboriginal Youth are becoming homeless at an alarming rate today. Poverty is man-made, not from drugs. Factors of social misery does not begin or end with a drug addict. Its time to review all factors of systemic discrimination in housing, and start building up our communities!
We want to start building small cabins for persons in need.
Aho....
Organizer
S Tsouhalim
Organizer
North Cowichan, BC
