Indigenous housing site launched in Kelowna for parents, children

Tupa's Lodge, a new Indigenous housing site will help parents and families experiencing substance use disorders

A new housing strategy centred around Indigenous families will be opening its doors to people struggling with substance use in Kelowna.

“Indigenous mothers and birthing parents living with addiction challenges need a safe, stable place to focus on their healing journey and parenting,” said Jennifer Whiteside, minister of mental health and addictions. “These new homes will provide a helpful and safe place for Indigenous mothers, parents and their children to go during their time of need," said Ravi Kahlon, B.C.’s minister of housing.

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