The ASK Wellness Society would like to acknowledge that our programs and facilities operate on Secwepemcúl'ecw, Nłeʔkepmx Tmíxʷ, and Syilx tmixʷ traditional and unceded territories.
By sharing Sheldon's story, we hope to work to reduce the compounding stigma's of addiction, living with HIV/AIDS, and racialized discrimination towards Indigenous peoples and other members of the BIPOC community.
By sharing Sheldon's story, we hope to work to reduce the compounding stigma's of addiction, living with HIV/AIDS, and racialized discrimination towards Indigenous peoples and other members of the BIPOC community.
COA accreditation signifies that an organization or program is effectively managing its resources and providing the best possible services to all of its stakeholders. It also signifies that an organization or program meets standards of quality set forth by the COA accrediting body.
For more information about COA accreditation visit coanet.org.
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Contact: Darlene A. Webb Coordinator of Population Health and Second Stage Housing 250 214 5948
The ASK Wellness Society is working towards providing and improving the available resources for 2sLGBTQ+ individuals in our communities by implementing 2SLGBTQ+ outlets at our sites and through advocating for 2SLGBTQ+ rights and respect. We welcome all and any members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community to access our resources.
