
Our Orange Tshirts
We Will Recover proudy offers a wide variety of custom designed Orange Tshirts and other handcrafted Indigenous gifts and accessories. All of our products are carefully produced to perfection in Oliver, BC by people and peers who have joined our network and walk with us on a journey of recovery from substance use related harms and death.
By purchasing your new Orange tshirt from us, you are helping not only to show your support for Residential School Survivors and victims, but also to grow the many important Indigenous-led community peer recovery programs, groups, and services offered by We Will Recover Society.

Reconciliation and Canada’s overdose crisis: responding to the needs of Indigenous Peoples
The Government of Canada’s commitment to address, through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the systemic oppression of Indigenous Peoples has occurred alongside an overdose crisis that disproportionately affects the same population. Far too many First Nations, Métis and Inuit (Indigenous) people who use drugs are dying from drug overdoses, and Canada must pursue Indigenous-specific solutions to address this growing crisis.

Families of overdose victims gather at Piikani Nation for memorial as reserve’s death toll spikes
Dozens of members of the nationwide support, bereavement, and advocacy group, Moms Stop The Harm (MSTH), gathered with members of the Piikani Nation to honor their loved ones who have been lost to Canada's other pandemic - opioids. “We have issues such as residential schools and trauma resulting from them, Indigenous people are disproportionately affected by the overdose crisis," said Petra Schultz, founder of MSTH.

The Residential School System Didn’t End—It Just Became Foster Care in Canada
“‘Social worker’ are two of the most horrifying words in the English language for Indigenous people.” In the early 1970s, Don Philpot was working at a church gearing up to host about 30 Indigenous children, ages 4-6, overnight—all were en route to Lejac Residential School in British Columbia. The kids, taken from their parents by force, didn’t know where they were—or where they were going. They spent the night crying.
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