Hooyah! 5th Annual Unbeatable Warriors Event
April 25-26th, 2026 in Vancouver. Stay tuned for 2027 dates!
100% of the funds raised at this annual event helps children, teens and families in BC who have been impacted by child sexual abuse receive specialized, intensive, world-class treatment to help them heal from the trauma they have endured.
Unbeatable Warriors combines SEALFIT and Unbeatable Mind. Two state-of-the-art training programs in resilience, mental toughness and functional fitness.
On Saturday, April 25th brave participants completed the 6 or 12 hour SEALFIT challenge. This was not for the faint of heart – participants were physically and mentally challenged throughout the day, but their hard work will paid off and they overcome many obstacles. See the video and pictures on this page for a snap shot of the day.
On Sunday, April 26th participants will came together in a classroom setting to take part in Unbeatable Mind. Learning the mental toughness side of what it takes to be a Navy Seal.
And to round out the fundraiser and the incredible weekend, participants, sponsors and guests came together for dinner on Sunday evening at the Arbutus Club to celebrate the accomplishments of the weekend and to hear more about the work that Little Warriors is doing on the awareness, prevention and treatment of child sexual abuse.
In 2026, the total raised was $97,837 thanks to the incredible sponsors, participants and supporters!!! To date, this event has raised over $383,221 for Little Warriors. Thank you to the event organizers, participants, volunteers, supporters and coaches. What difference makers you are!
I thought I knew what pushing my limits meant—until I took on the 6-hour 'Unbeatable Warriors' Navy SEALs training. The relentless physical and mental challenges pushed me further than I thought possible. The instructors were tough but motivating, driving us to find strength in discomfort and resilience in exhaustion.
What made this challenge even more meaningful was knowing our efforts and fundraising supported Little Warriors, an incredible organization helping children who have experienced sexual abuse. While we fought through temporary discomfort, we were reminded of the true warriors—young survivors finding their strength every day.
By the end, I wasn’t just physically stronger—I had a renewed sense of purpose. This training reinforced that with resilience, support, and the right mindset, we can overcome anything. It’s more than a challenge—it’s a way to stand up for those who need us most.
ABOUT LITTLE WARRIORS
Little Warriors is a national charitable organization dedicated to the awareness, prevention, and treatment of child sexual abuse trauma.
The Be Brave Ranch, located east of Edmonton, Alberta, is Little Warriors’ specialized, intensive, trauma-informed, evidence-based treatment centre focused on helping children from across Canada who have experienced sexual abuse, as well as their families.
The program serves children and adolescents aged 8–17 and is a one-year, combined on-site and outpatient program designed with significant input from leading academic and clinical experts in child sexual abuse and trauma. Participants receive more than 10 forms of therapy, including Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (TF-CBT), DBT-informed interventions, expressive therapies (art, psychodrama, and more), somatic therapeutic interventions, Indigenous Elder teachings, animal-assisted therapy, EMDR, music therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and individual therapy.
Published results confirm the success of the Be Brave Ranch program, showing highly significant reductions in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and anxiety. The program also leads to meaningful improvements in self-esteem, cognitive functioning, and resiliency.
You can take a virtual tour of the Be Brave Ranch here. To learn more about Little Warriors and our additional programs, including the free Bridge Community Program for children and teens and the Prevent It! workshop that educates adults to help prevent and respond to child sexual abuse, visit littlewarriors.ca.
I spent time with other counsellors, I even had to go to the hospital lots before because I was suicidal...now I know some real strategies that help me. I think I'm going to become a staff at the Ranch when I get older.