Close

Not a member yet? Register now and get started.

lock and key

Sign in to your account.

Account Login

Forgot your password?

  • Slide
  • Slide
  • Slide
We believe there is a need to restore the traditional Aboriginal values of honour, respect and equality. The Circle of Life includes elders, lifegivers, men, and youth. All have a right to live in non-violent families and communities.

Welcome to Warriors Against Violence
Working to end violence in our communities.

The Warriors Against Violence Society is committed to helping First Nations families unlearn abusive and violent behaviors and reclaim their traditional values of equality, honor and respect for themselves and others. WAV began as a program for assaultive aboriginal men. Today, there are services for men, women, families and youth. Adult groups meet twice weekly at Kiwassa Neighbourhood House 2425 Oxford Street, Vancouver.

Featured Content
Our Approach

Our Approach Our Approach: To improve awareness about Family Violence for Aboriginal communities both on and off ...

More information...
Youth Programs

Youth Programs WAV Youth Offers recreational, educational, and cultural activities for Aboriginal youth ages 13 to ...

More information...
14 Jun Posted by admin in Events | Comments

Making WAVS – Warriors Benefit Gala

Making WAVS – Warriors Benefit Gala

Making WAVS Warriors Benefit Gala For our Communities, For our Families, For our Children, For our Youth Thursday, June 23, 2011 Doors Open 6:00pm Entertainment 7:00pm Music, Comedy, Fashion Show, Silent Auction, Door Prizes Edgewater Casino, 750 Pacific Boulevard Download Full Gala Poster (PDF) Music By: Swil Kanim, Norine Braun, Kristi Lane Sinclair, Kalan Wi...

Read more...

25 Apr Posted by admin in Staff | Comments

Joyce Fosella, M.Ed.

Joyce Fosella, M.Ed.

Joyce Fossella B.A. M.Ed. is currently the Executive Director of the Warriors Against Violence Society where she has worked since 1998. She is a member of the Lil’wat nation in British Columbia, Canada.  Joyce has worked extensively in the First Nations community in the education, employment and the health and wellness fields.  Joyce co-facilitates group...

Read more...