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Survivor Support

Our advocacy has evolved into direct action — providing trauma-informed, culturally grounded support for Indigenous survivors of violence, trafficking, and disappearance.

Through the Opeqtawmetaemoh Survivors Fund and the Indigenous Survivors Program, UIC offers:

Rapid-response financial assistance for survivors
Individual and family therapy with Indigenous clinicians
Talking circles, land-based retreats, and ceremonies with cultural practitioners
Advocacy, safety planning, and survivor-led education

These services bridge our research, policy, and community care — ensuring survivors are not only counted but cared for.

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UIC Indigenous Community Wellness Services Survey

Take the UIC Indigenous Community Wellness Services Survey and tell us what you want to see in our future direct-care, traditional, and spiritual wellness programming!