Family Resilience
Join Us in Insuring Families Stay Together.
Healthy and Strong.
At LuckeLife Society, we empower families through comprehensive range of services designed to address immediate crisis and foster long-term stability. Our financial literacy programs help families manage their finances, build savings and access essential resources. We offer connection to employment programs, relationships with affordable housing programs and generate an atmosphere to stabilize living conditions. Our food connections to affordable markets, community gardens and nutritional programs to ensure families knowledgeable and able to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Our Organization empowers families in distress by offering tools to promote strength and independence.
Contributors
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Systemic Barrier Solutions
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Policies that create economic opportunity by supporting living wage, affordable housing initiatives and access to quality childcare
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Challenging systemic racism and discrimination by recognizing the disproportionate impact on marginalized communities,
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Cultural sensitivity and inclusivity by ensuring all support services are culturally relevant and accessible to diverse families
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Policy advocacy and community engagement to influence legislation and initiatives that support economic justice and social equality.
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Create collaboration between Social Services, Health and Education - ensuring family full engagement and empowerment.
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Trauma informed practices that implement support groups and peer mentorship - including individual and family services.
Together WE can create Change
Plant a seed of change in your own community. Contact LuckeLife Society regarding our Wellness Information. For yourself, your family and your community.
Donate, sponsor a family in need. Currently the cost of funding a family in need is about $6000 per month. This provides Wellness Support and Childcare Support within the home. Working with the Families as a whole to ensure unity and growth.
Become a member of the team. Our community counts on your input. Let us know what your community needs, what are the weakness you observe and LuckeLife Society will work with you to build a local team to strengthen and overcome barriers identified.
Our Community Belief is based on the Sisterhood of the Cedar.
Growing up in Northern British Columbia our founder always heard the story of the Cedar. Literally every essential part of the Cedar material and supernatural world depended on cedar wood: longhouses, canoes, paddles, totem poles, hats, bowls, clothing, medicine to burial. The Cedar Tree provided to Life from Birth to Death. We take this story of caring for the community and combine with the story of Two Sisters. The Two Sisters is a Squamish origin story of the Lower Mainland’s Ch'ich'iyúy Elxwíkn (Twin Sisters). A pair of pointed peaks along Vancouver's North Shore Mountains, well known as "The Lions."
This story of two sisters who created peace among
Indigenous Nations on the Northwest Coast,
In this the community as a whole is cared for and protected.
Join us on our journey to secure our children, the family unit and our community as a whole.
Let's work together to make a positive impact.
Mental Health and Community Collaboration
Latest Updates
First Nation Children at Risk due to Funding Delays
The First Nations Child and Family Caring Society says “Canada” has failed to properly implement Jordan’s Principle and families trying to apply for support are facing a dire backlog.
The organization has filed 1,000 pages of evidence to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal supporting a non-compliance motion against the federal government for failing on its promise of timely access to health care for First Nations children.
An affidavit from executive director Cindy Blackstock filed on January 12th says the federal government has allowed problems to “fester to crisis levels” with First Nations children paying the price. The Caring Society is asking the Human Rights Tribunal to order the federal government to take various actions to address the pileup of Jordan’s Principle requests.
LuckeLife Society is facing this issue head on with many of the families we support
Helping Hands
LuckeLife Society is committed to helping families in Crisis - supporting with funding applications as well as supportive services to keep families health and together
Frequency
One time
Monthly
Amount
C$100.00
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Our Mission
To break the cycle of perpetual crisis faced by families experiencing both economic hardships and trauma. We recognize that these challenges are deeply intertwined, economic instability leading an increase in stress and family conflict, then exacerbating pre-existing trauma or triggering a new trauma response. Conversely, the impact of trauma can hinder a family's ability to secure stable employment, housing or access to basic needs.
to address this complex reality, we commit to a comprehensive approach to community support that acknowledges and focus' on the interconnected nature of these barriers. By providing integrated services and resources we aim to empower families to achieve stability, resilience and generational well-being.
Our Vision
Our Vision is to create a community where families no longer face dual burdens in our community. Where economic hardship and trauma are not so predominate factors in our youth lives. We see a community where Families are stable and strong forces ensuring no child is left behind.
To achieve this LuckeLife Society believes we must bind the community together and work in unison.
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Value Statement
At LuckeLife Society, we value resilience, compassion and holistic support. We are committed to addressing the intertwined challenges of hardship in our community. Our approach is grounded in empathy, understanding of complex and unique barriers to each individual family, Striving to create a nurturing environment where families can thrive, achieving generational stability and contributing to others within their community.
