09/30/2026
As an Urban Indigenous organization, BNH has an important role in supporting Indigenous people as they build their lives in an urban setting. For us, that means more than providing housing. It means creating opportunities for our community to stay connected to culture, identity, family, and traditional teachings, while building relationships and understanding with the broader community. Through this work, we hope to create a place where Indigenous people feel they belong, where culture can thrive, and where we can all move forward together.
Truth and Reconciliation is not about leaving the past behind. It is about listening, learning, acknowledging the truth, and using what we learn to create meaningful change.
It is also about hope, strength, culture, family, and community. When we come together, share our teachings, celebrate our culture, and support one another, we create space for healing and connection.
For BNH, our youth are at the heart of this work. We want our young people to know where they come from, to be proud of who they are, and to know that their voices, stories, and futures matter. We want them to grow up in a community where they feel safe, supported, connected, and hopeful.
We are proud to continue walking this journey together, building a stronger, healthier, and more connected community for today and for the generations to come.
A special thank you to local artist Kristin (Krissy) Monture for designing our beautiful orange shirts this year!
Every Child Matters.
