This week is the National Week of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives. Join us in saying enough is enough - no more stolen relatives.

As Sexual Assault Awareness Month comes to an end, we at IHC want to raise awareness and show support.

On Wednesday, April 29th we wear jeans with a purpose.

Consent isn’t just a one-time conversation; it’s something we practice every day.

When we care for ourselves, we care for each other.

Join us this Sexual Assault Awareness Month by wearing teal.

Every week you will have the opportunity to participate in a creative craft surrounded by other women seeking community bonding and self-empowerment.

Self-care means taking the time to care for yourself in the way that works best for you.

Healthy relationships are built on equality, mutual respect, trust, honesty, consent, good communication, and healthy boundaries.

This month, we shine a light on the importance of recognizing the signs of unhealthy relationships and empowering young people to build connections rooted in respect, trust, and safety.