Housing and homelessness in Vancouver, British Columbia
AFDS - Cultural Teachings
Offered by Aboriginal Front Door Society
In short
The Aboriginal Cultural Worker provides basic cultural teachings for those individuals who are interested in learning more about our culture.
- Who it is for
- Indigenous people, People on a low income; Indigenous
- What it helps with
- A safe place to sleep tonight, A home I can afford, Money to get by, Knowing where to go, My culture and roots, Faith and spiritual practice, Making my own choices
- Cost and access
- Free
- Where
- 384 Main St, Vancouver, BC V6A 2S9
- How to reach
- Contact through Aboriginal Front Door Society: (604) 697-5662 · info@abfrontdoor.org · Website
- Last verified
- , by HelpSeeker
About this service
The Aboriginal Cultural Worker provides basic cultural teachings for those individuals who are interested in learning more about our culture. Every day we see the effects of possible colonization on the residents of the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver. We see poverty, homelessness and addiction to drugs and alcohol. We witness violence, overdoses, and public drug use and intoxication every day. The cultural program offers individuals who want to learn more about basic Indigenous culture as the first step toward their healing journey out of poverty, homelessness and addiction.
We provide an introduction to talking circles, drumming and singing, bead work, cedar weaving, drum making and Wellbriety Talking Circles. Our goal is to introduce the Downtown Eastside residents to various cultural teachings and practices as the first step off the streets.
How do I get in touch?
Call (604) 697-5662, email info@abfrontdoor.org, or use the website.
Listed in Vancouver, British Columbia.
384 Main St, Vancouver, BC V6A 2S9
384 Main St, Vancouver, BC V6A 2S9Vancouver, British Columbia
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