The District provides indigenous survivors support which are mental, emotional, and financial support to survivors of Colonial, Domestic and Wartime violence and  abuse.  In these days, millions of women, children and men are increasingly coming to recognize experiences and effects of violence; for these reasons, the District will stand for those who don’t believe they have any other options or who are unable to stand for themselves.

The victims of violence and abuse will receive indigenous survivors support (psychological, emotional, and financial) from the District’s network of resources. 

By offering a full spectrum of services including housing and legal aide to people who demonstrate need, the District serves as a resource for those who are healing from violent trauma. Our goal is to support survivors and increase their inner strength. 

Through personalized care plans, culturally grounded counseling, and peer support networks, we aim to help survivors reclaim their voices and rebuild their lives with dignity. The District believes that healing extends beyond individual recovery and contributes to the restoration of entire families and communities. By empowering survivors with resources, stability, and a renewed sense of purpose, we strive to break the cycles of violence and foster long-term resilience.