BIPOC Peer Support Self-Care Oasis Group
Life can be demanding, and many BIPOC women and femmes spend so much time caring for others that they rarely have space to care for themselves. The BIPOC Peer Support Self-Care Oasis Group was created as a dedicated space to pause, reflect, recharge, and connect with others who understand the unique realities of navigating life, wellness, and mental health as BIPOC women and femmes.
Together, participants explore topics related to self-care, emotional wellbeing, personal growth, boundaries, resilience, relationships, identity, and healing while building meaningful connections with others in a supportive and non-judgmental environment.
Facilitated by trained BIPOC peer support leaders, this group encourages participants to share experiences, learn from one another, discover new wellness practices, and cultivate a greater sense of balance and belonging.
This identity-specific group is reserved for Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour women and femme-identifying individuals. Participants are expected to respect the purpose and eligibility requirements of the group.
Whether you are looking for support, community, self-reflection, or simply a moment to focus on yourself, we invite you to join us.
Take time for yourself. Your wellbeing matters.
Please note that participants are not required to remain on camera throughout the session and may choose their level of participation. A brief check-in may be required at the beginning of the session to support group eligibility and maintain the integrity of this identity-specific space.
Zoom Link: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/oasis-peer-support-group-tickets-487931575477?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
Questions?
If you have questions about registration, eligibility, accessibility, or participation, please contact the CWCLN team.
Email: info@canadianwomenofcolour.ca
Phone: 613-204-4846
A member of our team will respond and support you with any questions you may have before joining.
Group Guidelines:
To help maintain a safe, respectful, and supportive environment, participants are expected to respect the purpose and eligibility requirements of the group and engage respectfully with facilitators and fellow participants. CWCLN reserves the right to refuse or discontinue participation where group expectations are not met or where behaviour is disruptive, abusive, threatening, discriminatory, or otherwise compromises the safety or intended purpose of the group.
