“An Indigenous Home for Every Indigenous Child in Care”
To provide support and advocacy for Indigenous families, ensuring that every child remains connected to their culture, community, and kin. We strive to break the cycles of the past through healing and empowerment.
A future where Indigenous children grow up surrounded by the strength of their heritage, where families are whole, and where the spirit of reconciliation guides every step of the journey.
Creating Hope Society was born out of a deep necessity to address the impacts of the Sixties Scoop and the ongoing challenges faced by Indigenous families within the child welfare system.
Since our inception, we have been a voice for the voiceless—advocating for legislative change while providing hands-on support for parents and youth. Our history is one of resilience, rooted in the belief that healing comes from cultural reconnection.
Creating environments where Indigenous identity is respected and celebrated.
Honouring our commitments to the families and communities we serve.
Approaching every interaction with heart and understanding.
Relentlessly pursuing justice for Indigenous children and families.
Building bridges of understanding and action to address the historical impacts of the Sixties Scoop and residential schools.
Ensuring every Indigenous child remains rooted in their culture, community, and family through dedicated advocacy and support.
To build on the resiliency of survivors
To not forget the past but look forward
To learn and acknowledge the past and move forward
Your involvement—whether through volunteering, donating, or riding with us—is the fuel that drives reconciliation forward.
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