Thomas George

Knúcwmen – Intergen Support Worker (ISW)

Thomas George Jr. is a proud member of Halalt First Nation with roots in Lyackson, Quw'utsun, Stz'uminus, West Saanich, Bella Bella, and Scottish heritage. A deeply connected Coast Salish cultural practitioner, Thomas began assisting his father with cultural work at the age of 17 and continues to honor his cultural teachings.

Thomas' professional journey includes serving as a Cultural Support Worker for Malahat First Nations from 2022 to 2024, where he ran the Sweat Lodge and men's group. He has also been a part of the Tsow Tun Lelum Cultural Support Team since 2020. Prior to these roles, he worked as a Child & Youth Support Worker from 2010 to 2020, including positions at group homes and Changing Directions, where he worked with high-risk youth.

Thomas is incredibly proud to share his traditional name with his father and strives to live and work in a way that humbly honors his ancestors. His dedication to his culture and teachings continues to guide and inspire his work.

Thomas is also available for the facilitation of smudges and spirit baths, offering guidance and support through traditional Coast Salish practices. His deep connection to his culture and understanding of these sacred ceremonies allows him to provide a meaningful and healing experience for individuals and groups seeking spiritual nourishment and renewal.

Huy tseep qu (Thank you all).