The Dunna’eh House of Healing brings together medical travel lodge services and cultural wellness spaces in a 28-storey mixed-use building in Vancouver’s Broadway Corridor.
Designed as a healing environment grounded in cultural safety, the project reflects Indigenous values of balance, connection, and respect for wellness, family, and community.
The development will feature: 151 Patient Travel Lodge Rooms offering affordable, culturally safe accommodations with supportive amenities for Indigenous patients and families traveling to Vancouver for medical care.
Our mission is to create a residential lodge grounded in cultural safety, where Indigenous patients and their families can stay together while receiving medical care in the Vancouver area. By embedding cultural safety at the heart of the design, we ensure that families feel supported, respected, and at home. This environment of care not only reduces stress but also strengthens spirit, shortens recovery times, and leads to better health outcomes.
This not-for-profit society will provide affordable accommodations alongside spaces that reflect Indigenous values of balance and wellness. The development also creates room for a full-service
Indigenous-focused health clinic, with services such as vision care, dental, mental health, pharmacy, naturopathic care, and cultural wellness supports. Over time, these services will expand and adapt to meet the evolving needs of our people.
FP Place is more than a building. It is a vision of dignity and reconciliation in action - a place where patients and families can find comfort, connection, and true healing.
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