Lower Fraser Valley Aboriginal Society

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20685 56 Ave

Langley, BC V3A 3Y9

+1 (604) 427-2664

https://www.lfvas.org

The Lower Fraser Valley Aboriginal Society is a dedicated organization focused on supporting and advocating for the needs of Aboriginal families in Langley, BC. They provide a range of services and programs aimed at fostering community development, cultural restoration, and social assistance for Urban Indigenous individuals and their families.

With a commitment to building a strong community, the Society organizes events and offers programs in various areas, including housing, youth resources, early years support, and harm reduction. Their mission emphasizes collaboration and partnership to enhance the well-being of Indigenous families in the region.

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