Our mission is to lovingly provide culturally supportive, affordable housing and services that end Aboriginal homelessness on Vancouver Island. 4 Posts: Strategic Priorities Finding Wellness Provide island-wide culturally appropriate housing through the use of leading-practice housing models. Building Community Strengthen existing programs and services through an Aboriginal worldview. Building Witness Advocate public policy and support for Aboriginal housing services. Building Our Strength Secure core funding and infrastructure for operations and adopt sound business practices for service delivery. The Aboriginal Coalition to End Homelessness Society (ACEH) is a non-profit and registered charitable organization whose sole focus is to support Indigenous peoples experiencing homelessness. The work of the ACEH is centered on the voices of Aboriginal peoples who have shared their immediate needs, lived experiences, and perspectives on solutions. Through building partnerships locally and island-wide, the ACEH works to identify and address systemic and structural barriers, share information, resources, and lessons learned, while also providing cultural supports, connections, and housing stability. The role of the ACEH is critical because there is not another Indigenous led organization on Vancouver Island that has ending Indigenous homelessness as its sole focus. The ACEH has a vision to lead long-term systemic change to better meet the needs of our people living away from home and experiencing homelessness. Our Way is to care for all our people, from the youngest to the oldest. We are all one. Some of our people living away from home are suffering, isolated, and homeless. We stand together to end homelessness.