Connection without judgement
Build a circle of encouragement through community relationships, respectful conversations and information about available support.
Substance use & recovery support
You matter.
Your future matters.
A woman or girl facing challenges with drugs or alcohol deserves dignity, understanding and a way forward. Our mission centres on connection, practical support and pathways to qualified care.
Support begins with listening.
Every story is different. We make room for women’s goals, family circumstances, cultural identities and experiences, without defining anyone by substance use. Our approach brings together awareness, community partnerships and referrals.
Pathways to specialist care
Connect with qualified substance use, counselling, mental health and recovery services. The foundation’s role is community support and navigation; clinical assessment and treatment belong with qualified providers.
Opportunity beyond the struggle
Explore education, skills, employment, business ideas and practical resources at a pace that reflects each woman’s priorities.
Teenage girls & young women
A place for young voices.
Girls and young women belong within our women-and-girls mission. Our priorities include age-appropriate awareness, mentorship and connections to qualified youth services, with appropriate safeguarding and consent practices.
Families seeking help for boys or other young people can be directed to suitable youth-serving organizations.
Culture, choice and belonging
Our vision includes working alongside Indigenous women and community organizations to shape culturally responsive support. Partnerships and community guidance help determine what is appropriate; a single approach does not fit everyone.
Find professional support
Health Canada’s directory provides links to substance use services across Canada, including youth and Indigenous-focused resources.
Explore substance use support services →External resource: Health Canada. Services and eligibility vary by provider. For an immediate medical emergency, call 911.