“215 Indigenous Children found – we pray their spirits can be released now and find their way home…”
ASOO Board will maintain an atmosphere of openness, transparency and honesty while respecting our interconnectedness and valuing the diversity of traditional teachings across Ontario.
The Aboriginal Shelters of Ontario Board of Directors will collaborate and support Organizations to work towards addressing and ending family violence by providing quality service incorporating traditional beliefs.
If Sarah Skunk is still alive, she turned 65 in October. Thirty years after her family members last saw her, they don’t know whether she lived to celebrate the occasion – and they wonder if they’ll ever know.
ASOO Board will maintain an atmosphere of openness, transparency and honesty while respecting our interconnectedness and valuing the diversity of traditional teachings across Ontario.
The Aboriginal Shelters of Ontario Board of Directors will collaborate and support Organizations to work towards addressing and ending family violence by providing quality service incorporating traditional beliefs.
To speak to a member of our team please call 519-652-0888
For any question please send us a message to alicia@asoo.ca
P.O. Box 218 Southwold, ONN0L 2G0
If Sarah Skunk is still alive, she turned 65 in October. Thirty years after her family members last saw her, they don’t know whether she lived to celebrate the occasion – and they wonder if they’ll ever know.
ASOO Board will maintain an atmosphere of openness, transparency and honesty while respecting our interconnectedness and valuing the diversity of traditional teachings across Ontario.
The Aboriginal Shelters of Ontario Board of Directors will collaborate and support Organizations to work towards addressing and ending family violence by providing quality service incorporating traditional beliefs.
To speak to a member of our team please call 519-652-0888
For any question please send us a message to alicia@asoo.ca
P.O. Box 218 Southwold, ONN0L 2G0
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