This season marked two important milestones at Q Healing. We celebrated our first harvest with crisp radishes grown by the hands of children and families in our community garden, and we planted the first apple trees that will become the foundation of a living food forest. Our land-based programs bring youth, families, Elders, and Knowledge Keepers together to learn through doing. By planting, harvesting, and caring for the land side by side, participants build relationships with one another...

At Q Healing Farm, located on the land of the Simpcw First Nation, the past months have been filled with meaningful work and deep connection. Our community has come together to nurture the land, share knowledge, and strengthen family bonds. This farm is more than just a place to grow food—it is a space where healing, culture, and sustainability come alive through hands-on experience and ceremony. Raised garden beds thriving at Q Healing Farm, symbolizing community effort and sustainable...

Out here, nothing begins all at once. It starts with a small decision. A clearing. A circle. A fire. As part of our Qweqwetsin Family and Healing Lodge stewardship work, we’ve begun shaping spaces on the land that bring people back into relationship. This firepit is the first of many. We gathered river rock from Setetkwe, along the North Thompson River. Each stone carried back by hand. Others were found across the property, waiting to be brought into circle. Nothing wasted. Nothing forced. We...