We Want to See Youth and Families Thrive

Inner Hope is a place of hope, belonging, and growth for youth and families in East Vancouver impacted by intergenerational trauma.

Our Programs

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Support

We consider it a privilege to be a part of each other's lives and look forward to gathering for celebrations and meals. We also offer a safety net of support for families we journey with long-term.

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Spiritual Care

Inner Hope walks alongside youth and families on their spiritual journey, creating space for healing, reconciliation, and the integration of faith and Indigenous identity through relationships, leadership, and community.​

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Life Skills

​Inner Hope links youth and young adults with adult mentors and provides practical support, cultural care, and educational workshops to prepare young people for adulthood.

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Housing

“The Home” provides a safe, family-style environment, where youth receive the nurturing and support needed to learn life skills and develop healthy habits.

Our mission is to journey alongside youth and their families in East Vancouver nurturing hope, belonging and growth

Together, we can see youth and families living healthy lives and the next generation empowered in a good way.

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