At BRAWC we empower Indigenous people in Simcoe County through transitional housing, housing first and outreach supports. Historically, Indigenous people face unique housing challenges. Addressing these issues is essential for the well-being, health, and empowerment of Indigenous peoples.

BRAWC is the only Indigenous transitional housing provider in the region. With two housing sites located in Orillia, we assist and support Indigenous women and children by providing clients with culturally specific support services, within a culturally safe living environment.

To provide and operate supportive residential housing, programs and services for Indigenous women at risk, in crisis or in transition, in order to build...

The Biminaawzogin Regional Aboriginal Women’s Circle (BRAWC) was formed in the year 2000 and incorporated in 2006. BRAWC initially served as a regional planning and service delivery body for Indigenous women in Simcoe County.

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2024年10月9日 · Office Phone: 705-326-3900 ; 705-229-8282: E-Mail: [email protected]: Website: www.brawc.ca: Social Media Facebook, Instagram: Primary Contact: Nicole Bruyns, Outreach ...

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For more than 20 plus years, The Bike Ride Across Wilson County (BRAWC) has been a tradition of the Wilson County Fair. Together seasoned and first-time bicyclists explore Wilson County's backroads in one of over 150 fair events.

2025年3月8日 · In my 18th year of building BRAWC which has truly been a community effort. 12 staff, 11 are women. 8 board members all women. 4 external consultants all women. Thats 24 staff of women! Our founding board-4 women.

BRAWC believes that access to essential community resources is crucial for everyone. By acknowledging and respecting the distinct needs of Indigenous people, these resources can help foster healing and empowerment.