Please join the Labrador Friendship Centre in congratulating these community organizations across our province. These are the successful projects which the Government of Canada will be funding through its Reaching Home Indigenous NL stream:

First Light's Indigenous Housing Team, St. John's

We will ensure that Indigenous homeless and at imminent risk of homeless peoples have culturally appropriate housing options, and offer supports.

Ktaqmukuk Hub for Rural Homelessness, Flat Bay Band Inc.

Using our community sustainability approach, we will identify Mi'kmaq who are experiencing homelessness, or at imminent risk, and offer immediate help and connection to home band/community services and referrals to other service providers.

Qalipu Mi'kmaq First Nation Band

Qalipu Emergency Housing Support Program aims to help prevent and reduce homelessness among our members.

Exploits Native Women's Association

Roots to Stability Emergency Relief Program directly supports Indigenous individuals and families experiencing homelessness and at imminent risk of homelessness by providing access to emergency housing support and essential services.

Newfoundland Aboriginal Womens Network

We will assist Indigenous women facing homelessness, determining the type of housing and supports the individual or family needs including cultural supports.

Labrador Friendship Centre Houseless Support Program

Support Indigenous individuals at risk of or experiencing homelessness who seek services through the Labrador Friendship Centre. It focuses on those impacted by colonization, trauma, and socio-economic conditions contributing to housing instability. This includes individuals living in unsafe or insecure housing, those transitioning from care or institutions, and those fleeing abuse. All activities will be culturally appropriate and responsive to the unique needs of Indigenous peoples.