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Endacho Healing Society is grateful for the support of our funders and partners that help make this work possible.

With their ongoing support, we continue to make meaningful progress in advancing trauma healing in the North.

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Across the North, many communities and organizations are working to support healing and reduce the impacts of trauma, including violence, addiction, and family disruption. This work is deeply needed—and widely shared.

Lasting change happens when efforts are connected and aligned. Endacho Healing Society is well advanced in establishing a Trauma Healing Lodge in the Northwest Territories. We are open to working with partners to achieve shared goals. By working together, we can help people heal and build stronger, healthier communities across the North.

We welcome those who share this vision to connect with us.

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