RTC Overview

Rebuilding the Circle (RTC)

Crisis Support (RTC Office): 1 (778) 421-8811

Sexual violence leaves marks that don't fade on their own. Not for the person harmed, not for the person who caused harm, and not in the families and communities that hold them both.

The Rebuilding the Circle program exists because healing from sexual harm requires more than just a referral. It requires a sustained, structured and culturally grounded process that takes seriously the complexity of what has happened and what it takes to move forward.

Rebuilding the Circle (RTC) offers that process to three distinct groups of people which are run separately from each other:

Go to Those who have BEEN harmed (#)

Go to Those who have CAUSED harm (#)

Go to Families and communities IMPACTED by sexual harm (#)

Upcoming Sessions

Tue 13 Jul 2027

Session Title

Port Alberni campus

A land-based grief and loss program for adults, held on and connected to the natural environment of the Alberni Valley.

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Tue 13 Jul 2027

Session Title

Port Alberni campus

A land-based grief and loss program for adults, held on and connected to the natural environment of the Alberni Valley.

Join Waitlist

Tue 13 Jul 2027

Session Title

Port Alberni campus

A land-based grief and loss program for adults, held on and connected to the natural environment of the Alberni Valley.

Apply Now

Families and communities impacted by sexual harm

Sexual harm doesn't only affect the individuals directly involved. It moves through families and communities. RTC works with the broader family system and provides support for those navigating the impact of harm that happened within their circle.

A Note on privacy

RTC participants are not part of the main Kackaamin family program. The programs operate separately on campus. All participant information is confidential.

To learn more about Rebuilding the Circle, contact the RTC Team directly.

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