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Correctional Service Canada (CSC) Victim Services provide information to victims who were harmed by an offender serving a sentence of two years or more. Upon request, victims will be provided with information about the offender and the correctional process. Victims can also provide CSC with information about an offender as well as any safety concerns they have.

MADD Canada offers a comprehensive program of support and resources for individuals who have lost a loved one or suffered a serious injury as a result of an impaired-driving crash.

ACT Alberta coordinates services for victims of human trafficking, provides training to front-line service providers, engages and educates the public, researches and collects data on human trafficking, manages a Victims Assistance Fund, helps develop policy provincially and nationally, and creates community-based responses to human trafficking.

The Restitution Recovery Program assists in collecting unpaid portions of an order for restitution granted during the court process. When a victim makes an application for restitution, they may ”opt in” to the program at no cost. If the ordered restitution amount is not paid, the program will initiate collection activities on behalf of the victim.

The Victims of Crime Assistance Program provides multiple options to help victims and their family recover from the effects of serious crime. The program offers a range of options depending on individual victim needs. Options include, but are not limited to, emergency assistance and support, specialized counselling services, extended medical benefit coverage, serious injury supports, funeral expense reimbursement, family grief counselling, court attendance expense reimbursement, and counselling of minors who witness violence. The program does not pay for a victim’s costs or losses related to a crime (i.e. personal property loss, damages, lost wages). The program is administered under the Victims of Crime and Public Safety Act and Regulation.

Created in Edmonton, Alberta, on September 22, 1999, Alliance Jeunesse-Famille de l’Alberta Society (AJFAS) is a non-profit organization that focuses on education and crime prevention through social development programs, placing particular importance on children, youth and their families in general. AJFAS's objectives are as follows: (a) to fight violence and prevent the risk of crime and incivility among youth; (b) to encourage the spirit of democracy, tolerance, self esteem and respect among young people; (c) to facilitate integration and socio-professional integration of Francophone youth and women of immigrant origin; (d) to promote intercultural exchanges and fight against racism and all forms of discrimination; and (e) to raise parents' awareness of their responsibilities in order to strengthen family ties.

Blood Tribe Police/Victim Services is a police-based victim service and supports all victims of crime.

Boyle Street Community Services is a non-profit Edmonton agency which assists individuals and families challenged by homelessness and poverty. First established in 1971 as a small storefront operation, the agency has grown to meet the needs of its client community, and now each year more than 12,000 people – more than 70 per cent of whom are of Aboriginal descent – access the wide range of supports and services which are available. Many of our daily clients are either sleeping rough or in shelters. They are all, without exception, extremely poor, and many of them are marginalized because of their ethnicity and their poverty. At our centre in the inner city we do all we can to support them. We provide cultural, outreach, mental health, housing, family and youth and employment services as well as a drop-in where the community can enjoy great food, warmth and companionship.

Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse is the primary sexual assault and sexual abuse crisis and education service provider for Calgary and surrounding areas. Our organization exists because sexual violence is a crime that is prevalent in our society and impacts a significant number of people. CCASA provides specialized and individualized services to address the needs of sexual abuse and sexual assault survivors, their significant others, and the broader community. CCASA provides safe, accessible, professional services, for people of all races, abilities, religions, sexual orientations, or genders through providing seven core services: crisis intervention, counseling, education, outreach, police & court support, a volunteer program and leadership in the coordination of services related to sexual abuse and sexual assault. CCASA strives to enhance the health and well being of all people and our broader community through responsible and effective programs in sexual abuse education, research and advocacy, crisis intervention and counseling. After twenty years in the community, CCASA has become a strong foundation in the service delivery web, and a leader in the field of sexual violence. Our mission Provide leadership to impact attitudes and actions around sexual abuse and sexual assault. Our vision Healthy communities free of sexual abuse and sexual assault. Our Beliefs We believe sexual abuse and sexual assault are acts of violence that affect all individuals, families and communities. We believe sexual violence is based on the abuse of power and control and is a significant part of the broader continuum of violence and abuse. We believe sexual abuse and sexual assault issues must be dealt with by the community in a proactive and inclusive manner. We believe services for survivors of sexual abuse and sexual assault should not discriminate based on age, gender, sexual orientation, ability, race, religion, colour, or socio-economic stat

Calgary Legal Guidance addresses legal problems directly and systemically linked to domestic violence. Clients are assisted through the Clinical Program and Domestic Violence Legal Intervention Services, both individually and jointly, to provide information and legal advice to resolve issues such as protection orders, custody and access, child and spousal support, maintenance, separation and divorce, matrimonial propery, financial assistance, small claims, employment, discrimination and safety from violence. Our DVLI services include Court Preparation (CP), Restraining Order (RO), and Emergency Protection Order (EPO) Services. The program assists and empowers victims of family violence through services and supports provided by a lawyer/social worker team. Ourt team provides independent legal information about the criminal court process, court orientation for clients subpoenaed by crown to testify, court accompaniment, emotional supports, as well as information about and referrals to community supports and resources.

VAST provides police and court information, emotional support and community referrals to victims of crime and tragedy.

Provide direct services to victims of crime and tragedy at the time of crisis afterwards through support, information and referrals. A team of well trained Advocates certified by the Alberta Solicitor General are available 24/7 to be dispatched by the Camrose Police Service or the Camrose RCMP. Services are provided by telephone, on-scene,home visits, hospital visits or self referrals. Services provided at the time of the crisis may include assistance with locating Shelters and Safe Places, bereavement support, information about Protection Orders including Emergency Protection Orders, Queens Bench Protection Orders, Restraining Orders and Peace Bonds, as well as safety planning and referrals to other pertinent agencies. During the criminal investigation we offer information about Victims of Crime Protocol,Victim Impact Statements, Financial benefits and Restitution requests. During the criminal justice proceedings, Victim Services will provide courtroom accompaniment upon request. After case disposition information about the appeals process, information about how to enforce restitution and compensation orders, information about parole and probation is provided where applicable upon request. Preventative services include crime prevention education and information.

CCMF Alberta provides support services for men and their children who are struggling due to intimate relationship breakdown and turmoil, and/or who are seeking healing, personal development, and wholeness.

CEASE builds bridges over income instability and creates pathways out of exploitation through fostering hope, respect, and providing tools for those impacted by sexual exploitation and sex trafficking to heal and renew their lives. Our Mission: We advocate to end all sexual exploitation and sex trafficking and provide tools to help persons heal and renew their lives. Our vision: is a community of hope, respect and transformation for individuals, families and communities affected by sexual exploitation, sex trafficking and social inequality. Our Strategies: Heal the harm, build for the future, inspire positive change.

The Central Alberta Child Advocacy Centre is a not for profit organization rooted in the protection and recovery of today’s most innocent and vulnerable – our children. The CACAC was founded in response to a community crisis. An epidemic of youth suicides hit hard in Central Alberta, sparking overdue conversations and the need for a solution. A community coalition was formed with a goal to provide accessible mental health resources for adolescents, but the vision quickly expanded thanks to Sheldon Kennedy. The idea of creating a Child Advocacy Centre not just for Red Deer, but all of Central Alberta soon came to fruition. Conversations, connections and courageous commitment lead to what we have today, the Central Alberta Child Advocacy Centre. A Centre aimed to provide wrap-around support to all children and families who need us. It takes courage for a child to come forward and share that someone has hurt them - we are hear to listen without judgment, provide a safe and comfortable space for them to share their story, to provide guidance and support - and to ultimately give them back the chance of a healthy future.

Chinook Sexual Assault Centre (CSAC) is a stand-alone organization that provides leadership, advocacy and comprehensive services specific to victims of sexual violence within Southwestern Alberta. At our organization, we recognize the individuality of each healing journey. We provide client-centered and trauma-informed services to individuals of all ages and identities across Southwestern Alberta. Our comprehensive range of services includes:•Crisis support and management•System navigation•Peer Support Groups•Integrated case management•Therapeutic interventions•Specialized police and court support•Public Education and Community Collaboration. As the governing agency for the Chinook Child and Youth Advocacy Centre (CCYAC), we foster collaborative partnerships with community and government agencies. The CCYAC facilitates a coordinated, multidisciplinary approach to addressing child abuse cases in Southwestern Alberta, bringing together professionals to ensure a cohesive response for young victims. Our commitment to inclusivity and professional support underscores our dedication to serving the diverse needs of our community, promoting healing, and advocating for those affected by abuse.

Correctional Service Canada (CSC) Victim Services provide information to victims who were harmed by an offender serving a sentence of two years or more. Upon request, victims will be provided with information about the offender and the correctional process. Victims can also provide CSC with information about an offender as well as any safety concerns they have. The Prairies Regional Headquarters serves Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Northwest Ontario up to and including Thunder Bay.

Community Crisis Centre which includes: a crisis line,women's shelter,outreach programs, food bank, clothing depot, resource library, public education and informal counselling.

Eagle’s Nest is a 20-bed full-service emergency women’s shelter whose purpose is to provide immediate intervention when families face violence, to provide education and awareness to the community as well as information, referrals, basic counselling.

Services may include: Information on options and services for resolving family issues Referrals to services and programs including mediation Information on the effects of separation and divorce on children. Help to negotiate agreements Assistance with court applications such as: - Parenting orders - Contact orders - Guardianship - Child contact, including grandparent contact - Enforcement of child contact or access orders Assistance with arranging court dates Assistance in presenting the case in Provincial Court. Services do not include legal advice, and are not yet available for Divorce Act matters. Some services are limited to matters in Provincial Court. Alternate Phone Number - (780) 833-4329

The Canadian Centre for Men and Families' Family Shelter for Men and Children offers a safe, spacious, temporary living opportunity for single men as well as fathers with children. This unique facility is dedicated to men and families who have experienced any form of domestic abuse.

We provide an outlet and a medium for healing for those who have become victims of crime and their families. We also provide information on services and legislation which can provide them with assistance. To the general public, we help raise awareness of the plight of victims and their families. We advocate that the criminal justice system should treat victims and their families with empathy, compassion, professionalism and courtesy.

Hope Haven provides a short-term, safe, and supportive residential environment for abused women and their children. When space permits, women in crisis or other women needing emergency accommodations may be admitted. Basic emergency program support for the women and children include crisis intervention and support, information, referrals, advocacy, and child care. Basic emergency services include food, shelter, emergency transportation, emergency clothing, personal incidentals, non-prescription drugs, and minor medical needs. Hope Haven also provides outreach and public education, family violence programming, a Second Stage shelter, and Transitional Housing units.

InformAlberta is a website containing listings of community, health, social and government services across the province. Under the Directories Tab on the home page is a "CALGARY FAMILY VIOLENCE AND BULLYING DIRECTORY" with complete information on agencies and programs that deal with family violence.

Lacombe Victim Services provides direct support, information and referrals to victims of crime and trauma, on scene and in the office. We liaise with other community agencies to provide support to those affected by unfortunate events or circumstances. We provide ongoing support during the criminal justice process which includes assisting with Victim Impact Statements, Request for Restitution and other victim assistance programs, court updates, prep you for court, and attend with you the day of court. Our office hours are Monday through Friday 08:00-16:30.

Lethbridge Corridor Victim Services (LCVS) is a non-profit organization administered by a Board of Directors and Coordinator. LVCS serves the communities of Lethbridge, Milk River, and Picture Butte & Raymond receiving referrals from the local RCMP detachments. This service provides emotional support, community referrals, and court orientation to victims of crime and misfortune.

Victim/Witness Services is a police-based victim assistnace program attached to the Lethbridge Regional Police Service. the program provides practical and emotional support, referrals and court assistance to victim/witnesses of crime and/or tragedy in the City of Lethbridge and the Town of Coaldale.

Our unit provides 24/7 crisis intervention (by RCMP call out), emotional and practical support as well as information and referrals for victims of crime and trauma. Our staff and advocates ensure victims are kept up to date on the status of their police file and can answer questions victims may have about the criminal justice process. Court preparations and accompaniments are also provided through our office.

The Missing Children Society of Canada’s (MCSC) mandate is to help return missing children to a safe environment. MCSC embraces the latest technology to help police in the search for a missing child, reaches out to enlist the help of other professionals in the search and location as well as working with traditional media and online/social media to bring public awareness to cases of missing children. With an in-house team of investigators, MCSC works with federal and municipal police departments as well as international police. MCSC supports police in the investigation, helping to drive leads and assist with case development in stranger abductions, parental abductions, disappearances, and vulnerable youth cases. MCSC also provides affected families with knowledge and resources throughout the search and reunification while ensuring that all its programs are free so that all families in need of help receive it, regardless of their financial situation.

Women’s emergency shelter with priority for service being women their children leaving an abusive relationship and needing safe accommodations

Our Emergency Shelter is open 24/7, including our crisis line 1-877-624-3466, and offers 24 beds for women and children who are fleeing abuse, homeless, or in crisis, a safe and secure environment where they can access housing, financial assistance, basic necessities, supports and referrals. Empowering Kids and Youth and Adult Outreach services are available to all people within a 100 km radius who have been impacted by people who have witnessed abuse, going through hardships or changes, those who have been impacted by domestic violence and unhealthy relationships meeting people at the schools, in their homes or the community. All services are free and confidential.

Red Deer City Victim Services Unit (RDCVSU) assists victims of crime and/or tragedy by providing support, information and referrals on scene, in the office and during the criminal justice process. Volunteers and staff are available Monday to Friday from 08:00-16:00 to assist clients in our office located at the down town Red Deer RCMP Detachment. To book an appointment please call 403-406-2345.

Rowan House Society provides crisis intervention, long term support and preventative education to anyone affected by domestic violence and abuse in our communities of Foothills County, Vulcan County and MD Willow Creek. We provides services through our seven core programs: • 24 Hour Support Line • Emergency Shelter • Children's Program • Preventative Education Program • Outreach Program • Court Support Program • Safe at Home Program Rowan House Society’s 24-hour Support Line provides telephone and texting response to all individuals experiencing domestic violence and abuse seeking crisis support, safety planning, information or navigation to the program or supports that best suit their needs. Please call our 24-Hour Support Line, 403-652-3311, for a referral to any of the above programs

SAFFRON’s mandate is to provide counselling services to persons who have suffered from sexual assault, abuse and sexual violence, as well as those person who have been affected by sexual assault (e.g. support persons, family members, etc., of someone who has experienced sexual assault) and also to provide proactive education regarding sexual assault, abuse and sexual violence to all individuals and to change attitudes, beliefs and myths surrounding sexual assault.

The Sendero Centre, a non-profit with 38 years of dedication, focuses on ending sexual violence and building safe communities through education and support. Our services include Child and Adult Therapy, 24/7 Crisis Support, Education and the Police & Court Support program guides survivors through the justice system with compassion and understanding. We provide information, supportive reporting, assistance with forms, court preparation, and advocacy—all free-of-charge. The Sendero Centre is committed to healing sexual trauma and empowering survivors, ensuring a brighter future for all affected by sexual violence.

The Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (SACE) exists to support people impacted by sexual violence and engage communities to promote respect and uphold a culture of consent.

We are a women’s emergency shelter offering shelter to women and their dependants who are leaving situations of domestic abuse. We offer residential services, support, referrals and follow-up to women in order that they may better recognize their options and utilize opportunities to build a better future for themselves and their families. We also offer a 2nd Stage Housing Program for women with or without dependant children who are wanting to make permanent changes to their lives. The length of stay at the 2nd Stage Housing Program is up to 12 months. This program offers rental accommodation, counselling services, basic life skills assistance, access to educational programs, child support program, work experience and follow-up services.

Provides information, support and referrals to victims of crime and / or tragedy.

Today Family Violence Help Centre offers a safe, inclusive place for adults of all genders who have been victimized by family violence to access free, confidential, emotional and practical support. Family Violence is about power and control. Family Violence is not only physical harm but includes all types of abuse: emotional, sexual, financial, spiritual and stalking. Today Centre will help you of someone you care about to: Recognize warning signs of abuse in your relationship, Make a plan to keep you and your family safe, Understand abuse and the cycle of violence, Connect with other community supports. We are open Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm.

The Zebra Child Protection Centre is a collaborative approach to child abuse investigation. This multi-disciplinary team is made up of law enforcement, child protective services, prosecutors, mental health, medical professionals and community volunteers, who all work together to lend strength to a child and their non-offending caregiver through the investigation, prosecution and healing process.

A peer-led self-help group designed to offer emotional support and information about surviving the loss of a loved one to murder. Monthly meetings in person and over Zoom to provide a safe place where those suffering loss may express their feelings without being judged or misunderstood by others who have not experiences such a loss.

The shelter provides safe short-term accommodation for women with or without children fleeing family violence. There is a 24-hour community crisis line and lay counselling providing information and support to individuals (priority is given to family violence issues). Outreach provides on-going support and follow-up. There is a child support program to address the specific needs of children who have witnessed family violence, and there is a resource library and preventative initiatives including education, awareness, and information.

Police Based Victim Services provides victims of crime and trauma with high quality Support, Information and appropriate Referrals.

This Detachment is part of the Upper Fraser Valley Regional Detachment.

This Detachment serves: Riskey Creek, Big Creek, Nemiah Valley, Alexis Creek, Tatla Lake, Tatlayoko, Chilko Lake, Kleena Kleene, TI' etinqox-t'in Government (Anaham).

This Detachment serves: Anahim Lake, Nimpo Lake, Kleena Kleene, Ulkatcho First Nation Reserve.

The Archway Society for Domestic Peace provides a wide range of supportive services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence through safe shelter, counselling, child and youth advocacy, outreach services, and collaborative community projects.

This Detachment serves: Ashcroft, Cache Creek, Walhachin, Thompson River Estates, Venebles Valley, 16 Mile House, Ashcroft Indian Band, Bonaparte Indian Band, Oregon Jack Indian Band.

The Atira Women's Resource Society serves women including trans, two spirit and intersex women and or those who identify with a femme of centre non-binary gender. They also support women struggling with substance use and or mental and spiritual wellness and provide a range of services not only in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside but also in Burnaby, Surrey and White Rock.

Battered Women’s Support Services provides crisis intervention, counselling, advocacy, legal information and emotional support to women who have experienced abuse in their intimate relationships as well as education on violence against women and violence prevention.

The British Columbia Society for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse is a non-profit society that provides therapeutic services for male-identifying persons who have experienced sexual or domestic abuse.

The BC Society of Transition Houses is a member-based, provincial umbrella organization that, through leadership, support and collaboration, enhances the continuum of services and strategies to respond to, prevent and end violence against women, children and youth.

This Detachment serves: Shearwater, Ocean Falls, Rivers Inlet (Oweekeno).

The Bella Coola Community Support Society is a non-profit society and registered charity offering a range of services to the people of the Bella Coola Valley and, to a limited extent, Anahim Lake.

Boundary Family Services provides a wide variety of programs to meet the interests and needs of children, youth, families and senior's throughout the Boundary with the main hub being the Glanville Family Centre in Grand Forks.

British Columbia 211 is a free and confidential service that connects people to helpful and vital resources in their community. They provide information and referral to a broad range of community, government, and social services that assist with basic needs like food and shelter, mental health and addictions support, legal and financial assistance, support for seniors, newcomers, and much more.

Burnaby Family Life offers quality community social services in Burnaby and neighbouring communities.

This Detachment serves: Rose Lake, Decker Lake, Tintagel, Village of Burns Lake, Burns Lake Band, Lake Babine Nation, Wet’suwet’en First Nations, Francois Lake, Noralee, Grassy Plains, Ootsa Lake, Southbank, Danskin.

Cameray Child and Family Services is a non-profit organization that supports children, youth, and families in the community through counselling, education, outreach, and advocacy. All services are offered free of charge.

The Campbell River Family Services Society is a non-profit, charitable organization providing quality services to individuals, children and families living in the Campbell River area. Their wide range of programs and services include support, counselling, education, prevention, and crisis intervention.

This Detachment serves: Campbell River, Campbell River District, Wei Wai Kum First Nations, We Wai Kai First Nations, Homalco First Nations.

The Canadian Centre for Men and Families - Vancouver is British Columbia’s hub for boys, men, fathers and families. They support, empower and advocate for men before, during and after a crisis, in a safe, open, inclusive and supportive environment.

The Canadian Centre for Men and Families – Victoria is a local mental health and social service hub that provide a wide variety of front-line programs and services in Victoria and the surrounding community.

The Canadian Mental Health Association provides mental health promotion and mental illness recovery-focused programs and services for people of all ages and their families.

The Canadian Mental Health Association Kootenays branch facilitates access to the resources people require to maintain and improve mental health and community integration, build resilience, and support recovery from mental illness.

The Cedar Strong Prevention and Intervention Society is a non-profit organization that helps individuals and families. Their work includes assistance, advocacy, and educational programs that empower the community.

The Central Okanagan Elizabeth Fry Society provides inclusive support services and advocates for survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and child abuse, especially those navigating the court system in the Central Okanagan Valley.

This Detachment serves: Chase, Chase Creek, Monte Creek, North Shuswap, Pritchard, Seymour Arm, Sorrento, Turtle Valley.

This Detachment serves: Chetwynd, Surrounding area, and Moberly Lake.

Chilliwack Community Services is a non-profit, accredited multi-service agency providing support-focused programming to people of all ages.

This Detachment is part of the Upper Fraser Valley Regional Detachment.

Chimo Community Services is a non-profit organization that serves people through crisis care, transition and education. Through ten program areas, they provide diverse services in twelve languages. Their services span a continuum from community building, counselling and individual crisis support, to legal advocacy, housing support and education.

The Chinese Community Policing Centre provides crucial support and resources to victims of crime in the Chinese community.

This Detachment serves: Little Fort, Blackpool, Clearwater, Wells Grey Park, Birch Island, Vavenby, Avola, Blue River.

This Detachment serves: Clinton, 70 Mile House, Loon Lake, Green Lake, Canoe Creek IR, Gang Ranch, Empire Valley, Big Bar, Jesmond, Kelly Lake, Maiden Creek.

Community Bridge is a community-based charitable organization, whose employees, volunteers, and Board of Directors are members of the community. They offer a network of counselling and support services in the Peace River-Liard area and adapt their services to best suit the needs of those they serve. Their services are professional, prompt, confidential, and provided free of charge to individuals, families, children, and youth.

The Community Justice Initiatives is a non-profit society based in Langley. This agency provides Restorative Justice-based programs and services in settings such as the criminal justice system, workplaces, communities, institutions, faith groups, schools and businesses, and for private individuals.

Comox Valley Family Services provides services to individuals and families in the Comox Valley and surrounding areas – The City of Courtenay, the Town of Comox, and the Village of Cumberland. Other areas include the northern communities between the valley and Oyster River and southern communities as far as the Union Bay area.

This Detachment serves: Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland, Comox Valley Regional District, K'omoks First Nation, Denman Island, Hornby Island.

The Comox Valley Transition Society's core services include individual counseling, group support, subsidy programs and specialty services to self-identified women, non-binary people, children and families. All services are free and confidential.

Connect Counselling and Therapy provides accessible, skilled counselling services that support lasting mental health and wellness for individuals, families and communities.

Connective's services include reintegration support, housing and homelessness prevention, employment, outreach, community living and other community-based services that create safe, healthy, and inclusive communities.

Connexus Community Resources is charitable organization which provides a variety of programs and services to help and support individuals and families in the communities of Vanderhoof, Fort St. James and Fraser Lake.

This Detachment serves: Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Village of Anmore, Village of Belcarra and kʷikʷəƛ̓əm First Nation.

Correctional Service Canada (CSC) Victim Services provide information to victims who were harmed by an offender serving a sentence of two years or more. Upon request, victims will be provided with information about the offender and the correctional process. Victims can also provide CSC with information about an offender as well as any safety concerns they have. The Pacific Regional Headquarters serves British Columbia and Yukon.

The Cowichan Women Against Violence Society works from a feminist perspective to provide a supportive environment primarily to women and children who have been impacted by violence. They support diversity, change, choice and growth through counselling, advocacy, emergency shelter, community development and education.

This Detachment serves: City of Cranbrook, Regional District of East Kootenay, St Mary's Band of The Ktunaxa First Nation.

This Detachment serves: Boswell, Crawford Bay, Creston, Erickson, Gray Creek, Kingsgate, Kitchener, Kootenay Bay, Lower Kootenai Band, Riondel, Sirdar, Wynndel, Yahk.

This Detachment serves: Pouce Coupe, Farmington, Groundbirch, Rolla, Arras, Kelly Lake, Sunrise Valley, Doe River, Tomslake.

Victim Services is an operational section of the Delta Police Department. Delta Police Victim Services staff supports victims as they traverse through traumatic events, criminal investigations and the court system.

Deltassist Family and Community Services Society offers counselling and community-building in the form of workshops, events, senior support, outreach programs, and information services. They offer support to all areas of Delta and have offices in North Delta and Ladner.

Desert Sun Counselling and Resource Centre facilitates supportive programs to empower people of all ages to experience an enhanced quality of life in their homes, schools and communities. They offer a wide variety of programs and resources for all ages including counselling services, parenting supports, anti-violence programs, crisis response, aging-in-place programming, computer tutoring, and more.

Elk Valley PEACE (Prevention, Education, Advocacy, Counseling, and Empowering children and youth experiencing violence) Program supports the emotional and psychological needs of children and youth. PEACE is a free program available to children and youth aged 3-18 years residing in the Elk Valley who have experienced or who are experiencing violence in the home and/or a difficult parental separation.

The Elk Valley Women’s Transition House provides 24/7 access to safe shelter for women with or without children, who are experiencing violence or at risk of violence. Free confidential services provided include 24-hour staffing, shelter, meals, accompaniment, support, information, safety planning and referral to appropriate support programs. Service is regional and serves Elkford, Sparwood, and Fernie.

The Enderby Community Health Centre is one of 29 Primary Care Centres available within Interior Health communities. This Primary Care clinic has a healthcare team that works collaboratively and offers a range of healthcare services on-site as they strive to provide client-centered and culturally-safe care. This clinic provides care only for patients of that clinic.

The Ending Violence Association of BC supports, trains and advocates for anti-violence workers in close to 300 anti-violence programs across the province that respond to sexual and intimate partner violence, child abuse, and criminal harassment.

The Family Dynamix Association provides social supports, counselling, housing and employment services that empower the community to thrive.

Family Information Liaison Units (FILUs) provide specialized services to families of missing and murdered Indigenous people. All family members seeking information about their missing and murdered loved one can access the Family Information Liaison Unit.

Victim Services at Family Services of Greater Vancouver can help with emotional support, creating safety plans, assistance navigating the criminal justice system, including making police reports and participating in court (only if this is something you want), developing a network of support, connecting with additional community supports, such as counselling, medical services, housing support programs, and more. Services include support for elder abuse, intimate partner violence, human trafficking and exploitation, and family violence situations. Operating in Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, and Richmond, each of the Victim Services programs at Family Services of Greater Vancouver are set up a little differently and not all have open referrals.

Family Services of the North Shore is a non-profit, community-based agency that offers counselling, support, education, and volunteer engagement opportunities across the entire North Shore, from Deep Cove to Bowen Island and every point in between.

This Detachment is part of the Elk Valley RCMP.

The Fernie Women’s Resource Centre is a welcoming space and provides a variety of services to the community.

This Detachment serves: Fort St. James, Manson Creek, Germanson Landing, Tachie, Yekooche, Binchie, Middle River.

This Detachment serves: Taylor, Charlie Lake, Wonowon, Pink Mountain, Blueberry First Nations Reserve, Doig First Nations Reserve, Halfway First Nations Reserve.

This Detachment serves: Fraser Lake and surrounding area (rural).

The G.V. Counseling and Education Society for Families is a non-profit society which offers counseling and support services to all Farsi-speaking communities. Their offered services are delivered both in Persian and English languages and are designed to improve emotional and behavioral challenges that their clients may experience and promote mental health related issues whilst strengthening their bonds with their new communities.

The Golden Family Center is committed to the enhancement of the well-being of individuals, families and the community of Golden. They provide education, advocacy, resources, counselling, early intervention, and support services.

The Golden Women’s Resource Centre exists to support all women in their lives by supporting and encouraging their social, economic and cultural growth, as well as their participation in society. They are dedicated to ending all forms of violence against women and children. They promote the development of a safe and healthy society through services, projects and education.

This Detachment serves: Golden, Field, Parson Nicholson, Castledale, Harrogate, ½ Spillimacheen, Blaeberry, Donald, Rogers Pass – Connaught Tunnel-East Tunnel.

This Detachment serves: Grand Forks, Midway, Christina Lake.

Victim Services is operated by the Greater Victoria Police Victim Services Society. They work with police in the Greater Victoria area to provide emotional support, practical assistance and referrals to individuals impacted by crime and trauma.

The Haida Gwaii Society for Community Peace provides a variety of supportive community programs for women, children, men and people with developmental disabilities.

The Haven Society’s mission is to promote the integrity and safety of women, children, youth and families and the development of a respectful and healthy community. They provide a range of services, public education and advocacy.

This Detachment is part of the Upper Fraser Valley Regional Detachment.

This Detachment serves: Houston, Granisle, Topley, Tachet.

The Intimate Images Protection Service supports people in British Columbia who have had someone share (or threaten to share) their intimate images without their consent by providing specialized support, information, and assistance in navigating remedies.

The Ishtar Women's Resource Society advocates for, supports, and empowers women and their children who have been affected by abuse in all forms by providing safe housing, counselling, and education.

Islanders Working Against Violence welcomes all women, inclusive of trans women, and non-gender conforming people and members of the LGBTQ+ community in all of their services, including anti-violence services and housing.

The Islands Wellness Society is an inclusive community-based agency that provides a variety of services in a safe and supportive environment. Their services endeavour to promote empowerment, overcome trauma, address violence, promote equality and enrich the lives of children and families on Haida Gwaii.

Jennifer Green Counselling Services is a Registered Therapeutic Counsellor and specializes in family and adolescent therapy. She is also certified in cross-cultural counselling, sexual abuse counselling, family violence, psycho-social development and psychopathology.

This Detachment serves: Kamloops, Sun Peaks, Pinantan Lake, Paul Lake, Knutsford, Savona, Skeetchestn, Whispering Pines, Tk’emlúps.

The Kamloops Sexual Assault Counselling Centre provides free, client centered support services to survivors of sexual assault, childhood sexual abuse, domestic violence and harassment.

Kaslo Community Services is a non-profit, multi-service organization. They develop and provide services and programs such as counselling and victim assistance programs.

This Detachment serves: Kelowna, Regional District Central Okanagan, Okanagan Lake, Big White.

This Detachment serves: Keremeos, Olalla, Cawston, Ashnola.

This Detachment serves: District of Kitimat, Kitimaat Village, Rural area of Kitimat-Stikine Region.

The Kootenai Community Centre Society is engaged in public education and awareness, and provides support for victims of all facets of abuse.

The Kootenay Haven Transition House offers safe short-term housing and support services to help women and their children who have experienced or are at risk of abuse, threats or violence. They offer free, 24-hour support and consultation in a safe and secure home-like setting.

The 'Ksan Society provides public education, social programs, safe shelter, food and essentials to women and their children fleeing abuse, and to women, men and families who are homeless or otherwise disadvantaged.

The L.I.N.C. (Long-term Inmates Now in the Community) Society maintains several separate programs and services supporting people impacted by the criminal justice system and multi-barriered individuals.

This Detachment serves: City of West Kelowna, Westbank First Nation, District of Peachland and Western half of Okanagan Lake.

The Lillooet Friendship Centre Society is an Indigenous organization that supports individual, family, and community empowerment through culturally sensitive programs and services offered in a respectful, friendly environment. All of their programs and services are provided free of charge by a dynamic team of dedicated professionals.

This Detachment serves: Gitlaxt’aamiks (New Aiyansh) Gitwinksihlkw,Laxgalts’ap (Greenville), Gingolx (Kincolith), Nass Camp.

Mackenzie Community Services is a non-profit society that provides multiple programs and specialized workshops to the community of Mackenzie. Services are free and available to anyone in the community.

This Detachment serves: Mackenzie and Mcleod Lake.

This Detachment serves: Dunster, McBride, Crescent Spur (Loos), Dome Creek.

The Vancouver Island Men’s Therapy Counselling Society (Men’s Therapy Centre) supports any man*: cis, gay, bi-sexual, trans, non-binary, 2spirit, queer, gender fluid+, who has experienced emotional, physical or sexual trauma in childhood or as an adult.

This Detachment serves: the City of Merritt, Lower Nicola and surrounding areas as well as the Upper Nicola Indian Band, Lower Nicola Indian Band, Shackan, Nooaitch, and Coldwater Indian bands and the Antko reserve, Cooks Ferry Indian band.

The Middlepeace Clinical Counselling Society uses education as a tool to promote mental health, relationship health, community belonging, social justice, inclusion, and equality. They offer both in person and online psycho-educational programs.

This Detachment is part of the Grand Forks RCMP.

This Detachment serves: District Municipality of Mission, Fraser Valley Regional District - Electoral Areas F and G, Sumas First Nation.

MOSAIC provides services to immigrants, refugees, and those from diverse backgrounds to help advance an inclusive and thriving Canada. Their staff and partners work together through employment, settlement, and language services to further the success and sense of belonging of newcomers and individuals from diverse backgrounds.

The Namgis Treatment Centre supports the emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual well-being of the people they serve.

This Detachment serves: City of Nanaimo, Snuneymuxw First Nation, Snaw-Naw-As First Nation, District of Lantzville, Regional District of Nanaimo Electoral Areas A and C.

The Nelson Police Department, in partnership with the Central Kootenay RCMP, offers a joint Regional Victim Services program. Their highly trained civilian staff specialize in emotional support, crisis intervention, and communication. This team provides free and confidential assistance to victims navigating traumatic events, criminal investigations, and court processes.

This Detachment serves: Taghum, Blewett, Beasley, Bonnington, South Slocan, Shoreacres, Crescent Valley, Krestova, Slocan Park, Passmore, Vallican, North Shore, Harrop, and Procter.

New Westminster Police Victim Services supports victims of all crime categories, including homicide, assault, domestic violence, sexual assault, robbery, break and enter, theft and motor vehicle accidents. Police frequently use this service to support surviving family members following a sudden death notification, to assist a woman and her children to access a transition house and to assist people evacuated from their home following a fire.

North Coast Community Services delivers innovative programs and services to support self-determination and purposeful lives, guided by community, social and basic human needs.

This Detachment serves: North Cowichan, Duncan, Cowichan Valley.

The North Island Crisis and Counselling Centre Society is a community-based, not-for-profit charitable organization. They offer a broad range of counselling and support services in the Mount Waddington Regional District and central coast. Their programs are delivered in diverse ways to best suit the needs of those they serve, and in a variety of locations. Their services are professional, prompt, confidential and are, mostly, provided free of charge.

The North Island Survivors' Healing Society Centre provides a safe space for people from all walks of life who wish to explore therapy with counsellors who are trained to work specifically with those who have experienced trauma or are currently experiencing symptoms of post-traumatic stress.

The North Shore Restorative Justice Society is a non-profit charitable organization that advocates for and supports restorative responses to crime and conflict. They operate the Restorative Response Program, a community-based initiative that provides an effective alternative to the court system. The program responds to situations of crime and conflict committed by youth and adults through the facilitation of mediation, conferencing, peacemaking circles and shuttle mediation based on the principles of restorative justice.

This Detachment serves: City of North Vancouver, District of North Vancouver, Burrard Indian Reserve, Mission Indian Reserve, Capilano Indian Reserve (shared w/West Van PD), Metro Vancouver and Provincial lands both within the detachment boundary.

The Northern Shuswap Tribal Council builds capacity and equity by providing education, training, cultural, political and economic opportunities while respecting and preserving the cultural and environmental values of the communities.

The Northern Society for Domestic Peace is a non-profit, social service agency that offers a continuum of support services to individuals and families in the Northwest BC. They have offices in Smithers, Houston and Hazelton and offer crisis support, counselling, violence prevention, outreach, advocacy, education, collaboration and community development.

Oak Child and Youth Advocacy Centre is a partnership of multiple North Okanagan-based agencies who work together to provide a collaborative response to children, youth, and their families, who have experienced abuse, sexual assault, or witnessed a crime.

This Detachment serves: Parksville, Qualicum Beach, Nanoose Bay, Coombs, Hilliers, Errington, French Creek, Dashwood, Englishman River, Shaw Hill, Qualicum Bay, Deep Bay, Bowser, Lasqueti Island.

This Detachment is part of the Penticton South Okanagan Similkameen Regional Detachment.

The 100 Mile House and District Women’s Centre offers resources that enable women and their families to freely pursue opportunities for growth, choice and change. The Centre provides services for all women, regardless of their age, ability, ethnicity, religion, gender, income or sexual orientation, including the marginalized and forgotten.

Options Community Services is a non-profit registered charity providing social services primarily in Surrey, Delta, White Rock and Langley. They believe in collaborating with individuals, businesses, community groups and government to create focused, effective and responsive resources for the community.

This Detachment serves: Osoyoos, Bridesville, Osoyoos First Nation Reserve, Mount Baldy.

This Detachment serves: Pender Islands, Galiano Island, Mayne Island, Saturna Island.

The Pacific Centre Family Services Association promotes dignity and quality of life for families and individuals across South Vancouver Island, with a focus on the Westshore and Sooke, through education, counselling, and creative programming. In addition, the Westshore Community Health Centre offers primary healthcare services to members of the community who have experienced barriers to accessing healthcare.

This Detachment serves: Faulder, Kaleden, Naramata, Okanagan Falls, Penticton.

Police Victim Services of BC provides leadership in supporting frontline police-based victim services professionals in British Columbia who support victims and survivors of all criminal and traumatic incidents.

This Detachment serves: Port Alberni, Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District, Bamfield, Tseshaht First Nation, Hupacasath First Nation, Huu-Ay-Aht First Nation, Uchucklesaht First Nation.

This Detachment serves: Port Hardy, Port Alice, Coal Harbour, Holberg, Winter Harbour.

This Detachment serves: Port McNeill, Zeballos, Ehattesaht and Oclucje First Nations, Kyuquot First Nation, Regional District of Mt. Waddington which includes Hyde Creek, Sointula, Telegraph Cove and Woss.

The Port Moody Police Victim Services Unit provides information, support and referrals to those impacted by crime of trauma in their community.

The Powell River Community Services Association provides support and advocacy for community members coping with traumatic events and life challenges.

This Detachment serves: Powell River, Texada Island, Sliammon First Nations, Savary Island, Lund, Saltery Bay, Desolation Sound, Gillies Bay, Van Anda.

The Prince George and District Elizabeth Fry Society is a feminist, community-based, non-profit organization. They offer services to victims of childhood abuse/assault, partner assault or violence in relationships, sexual assault and criminal harassment. Their services include advocacy, crisis counselling, information, referrals, court support and accompaniment, and short term crisis support up to three months.

The Prince George Native Friendship Centre is a non-profit, non-sectarian organization dedicated to servicing the needs of Aboriginal people residing in the urban area and improving the quality of life in the community as a whole.

This Detachment serves: Prince George City and rural, Hixon, Shelley First Nations Reserve.

The Prince George Sexual Assault Centre provides counselling and support services in a safe and supportive environment for individuals, families and groups.

This Detachment serves: Prince Rupert, Port Edward, Lax Kw’alaams (Port Simpson), Metlakatla, Kitkatla, Hartley Bay and Klemtu.

This Detachment serves: Quesnel, Wells.

The Quesnel Women’s Resource Centre provides information, resources, support and counselling for women to assist them with life choices.

The Richmond RCMP Victim/Witness Services offered by the City of Richmond and Richmond RCMP is to provides crime victims, witnesses and their families, and those who are experiencing a trauma with professional, supportive, and timely assistance to lesson the impact of crime and trauma.

This Detachment serves: City of Maple Ridge, City of Pitt Meadows, Katzie First Nation.

The Robson Valley Police Based Victim Services Program offers guidance, advocacy, and information to clients going through the legal system, and is trained and skilled at supporting clients who are experiencing the immediate trauma and grief as a result of a critical incident and supports individuals on an emotional and practical level for the entire process of the incident (from the immediate occurrence through to the months of judicial processing). Stress debriefing after a critical incident in the workplace, schools and community is also a service provided by this program.

The Robson Valley Police Based Victim Services Program offers guidance, advocacy, and information to clients going through the legal system, and is trained and skilled at supporting clients who are experiencing the immediate trauma and grief as a result of a critical incident and supports individuals on an emotional and practical level for the entire process of the incident (from the immediate occurrence through to the months of judicial processing). Stress debriefing after a critical incident in the workplace, schools and community is also a service provided by this program.

The Sage Haven Society offers transitional housing and support services to women and their children in Port Alberni who face intimate partner violence.

The Salal Sexual Violence Support Centre's services are available to women, Two-Spirit, trans, non-binary, and gender diverse people, ages 14 and up, who have experienced sexualized violence.

SARA (Support, Acceptance, Resources, Action) for Women is a feminist non-profit society providing safe refuge and community-based resources for women in the Fraser Valley. They promote and support women’s efforts to achieve domestic, political, and social equality.

The Sea to Sky Community Services Society is a registered charity providing support services to individuals and families in the Squamish, Pemberton and Whistler areas. The Women’s Counselling and Stopping the Violence (STV) program provides lay counselling and support for women experiencing or who have experienced sexual assault, violence in a relationship, or childhood abuse or violence resulting in being traumatized from the experience.

The Shuswap Area Family Emergency (SAFE) Society provides safe, non-judgmental services to those experiencing intimate partner violence or other forms of abuse. These programs service Shuswap including Salmon Arm, Sicamous, Sorrento, North and South Shuswap and surrounding area for no cost.

This Detachment serves: Smithers, Telkwa, Wit’at (Fort Babine), Witset.

This Detachment serves: District of Sooke, East Sooke, Otter Point, Shirley, Jordan River, Port Renfrew.

The Sooke Transition House Society provides emergency programs and services to women and their children who are in crisis resulting from violence. Their team of compassionate professionals are dedicated to providing support to women who experience (or bear witness to) abuse, are at risk of abuse, threats, and/or violence.

The South Okanagan Women in Need Society supports individuals wherever they are in their journey of living a life free of abuse and violence. They provide shelter, safety, and support by helping individuals recognize, understand, and overcome the impacts of abuse and violence.

The South Peace Community Resources Society assists people of all ages, abilities and cultural backgrounds through a range of services that are personalized and responsive to individual needs.

This Detachment is part of the Sea to Sky RCMP and serves: Squamish, Lion's Bay.

Sunshine Coast Community Services provides services through more than 30 programs all along the Coast in four key areas - community action and engagement, together against violence, child and family counselling, and family, youth and children's services.

This Detachment serves: Town of Gibsons, Sunshine Coast Regional District, District of Sechelt, Sechelt Indian Band.

The Surrey Women's Centre is a crisis centre located in Surrey, that works in collaboration with the medical and justice communities for the safety and care of survivors and children escaping violence.

This Detachment serves: Terrace, Thornhill, Rosswood, Kitsumkalum and Kitselas First Nation Reserves.

The Advocacy Centre is a non-profit, community-based organization which provides legal information, education and problem solving for low-income residents of the West Kootenays. They also provide specialized victim assistance to victims of relationship violence, sexual assault and child abuse.

The Cridge Transition House is a safe place for women with or without children fleeing violence or abuse in their homes.

This Detachment serves: Tofino, Opitsaht, Ahousaht, Hesquiat, Tla-o-qui-aht, BC Parks, Clayquot Sound, Pacific Rim National Park, Floes & Vargas Islands.

The Trail FAIR (Family and Individual Resource) Society offers a wide variety of child, individual and family-oriented information, resources, programs and services.

This Detachment serves: Trail, Rossland, Warfield, Fruitvale, Montrose.

The Tri-City Transitions Society provides emergency shelter and social support for women and children fleeing family violence and abuse. They support all individuals who have experienced domestic violence and offer women and children a safe, secure place to rest, rejuvenate and rebuild their lives.

This Detachment serves: Town and rural area of Tumbler Ridge.

This Detachment serves: Ucluelet, Ucluelet First Nation, Toquart / Macoah First Nation, Salmon Beach, Broken Islands, Long Beach Unit, Pacific Rim Natl Park.

Valley Community Services is a non-profit society and registered charitable organization providing social services to Creston and surrounding communities.

The Vancouver and Lower Mainland Multicultural Family Support Services Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to ending family/gender-based/intimate partner violence. They offer assistance to immigrants, refugees, visible minorities, and women without immigration status and children facing family violence within the Metro Vancouver area.

The Vancouver Police Department's Victim Services Unit provides crime victims, witnesses, and their family members with professional, supportive, and timely assistance to lessen the impact of crime and trauma.

The Vancouver Rape Relief and Women’s Shelter's services are available to all women who have experienced male violence including wife battering, incest, rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment and prostitution.

This Detachment serves: Vanderhoof, Cluculz Lake, Stoney Creek and Regional District Area “F”.

This Detachment serves: Armstrong, Enderby, Falkand, Grindrod, Lumby, Mabel Lake, Mara, Spallumcheen, Vernon, Cherryville, Coldstream, Monty Creek, Westwold.

The Victim Services and Crime Prevention Division of the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General develops and delivers community safety and crime prevention programs.

VictimLink BC directs people to the services that fit their needs and gives information about the network of community, social, health, criminal justice system and government resources, such as community-based victim services, transition houses and counselling resources. They also offer general information about the justice system, crime prevention, safety planning, and other resources as needed.

The Victoria Child Abuse Prevention and Counselling Centre is a community-based, non-profit society whose mission is to prevent child sexual abuse and to respond to the needs of children and youth who experience sexual abuse and who are at risk.

The Victoria Sexual Assault Centre is a feminist organization committed to ending sexualized violence through healing, education, and prevention. They support women, Trans, Two-Spirit, and Gender-Diverse survivors of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse, through advocacy, counselling, and empowerment.

The Victoria Women's Transition House Society is a non-profit agency in the Greater Victoria area that, working collaboratively, provides shelter, support, counselling and education to women of all ages, with or without children, so that they can live free from the effects of abuse in intimate relationships.

Violence Against Women Intervention and Support Services offers a continuum of services to help women and children find safety and support when leaving violence.

The West Vancouver Police Victim Services Program provides victims of crime and trauma with support, assistance, information, and referrals to community resources in time of need or crisis.

This Detachment is part of the Sea to Sky RCMP.

This Detachment serves: Horsefly, likely, McLeese Lake, 150 Mile House, Canoe Creek, Dog Creek, Alkali Lake, Soda Creek/Deep Creek, Williams Lake Indian Band, Toosey and Riske Creek.

The Wilma's Transition Society primarily offers safe, temporary shelter with access to support services for women and their children who are victims of the many facets of family violence.

Yellowhead Community Services delivers a wide variety of mostly free programs and services to those residing in the North Thompson Valley - from McLure to Blue River.

The Yeqox Nilin Justice Society serves the Tsilhqot'in and Ulkatcho Nuxalk Dakelh Nations to strengthen traditional approaches to justice and peacemaking.

The Youth Against Violence Line offers a toll-free 24/7 live help line where young people can talk one-on-one, in confidence and anonymously to a support worker.

A & O: Support Services for Older Adults is a not-for-profit organization that provides specialized services for older Manitobans across the province. The goal of these programs is to empower and support older adults in the community. Through a partnership with the Winnipeg Police Service, older adult victims of crime (60+) are referred to the Older Victim Services (OVS) program and are offered emotional support, information and practical assistance in understanding and navigating the criminal justice system. Support is provided to older adults who have been the victim of a police-reported incident which could include theft, break and enter, robbery, assault, fraud, uttering threats, sudden death, attempted murder and various other types of Elder Abuse. This service provides counselling related to the incident, personal and home safety tips, crime prevention awareness, hands-on assistance with Compensation for Victims of Crime forms, Victim Impact Statements, court-based information and tours as well as court accompaniment, community referrals and outreach services. A & O offers Protection Order Designate services, Safe Suite accommodations, as well as many other innovative programs and services that empower older adults to lead healthy and vibrant lives.

Our mission is to provide our clients with a safe place to grow. Regardless of where you are in your journey, we can provide you with the resources, support and the safety you and your children need. You can rest assured that every conversation and interaction is confidential and that our clients are always treated with the utmost dignity and respect. Support 24/7 – Women’s abuse shelter which operates 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, providing a safe place for women and their children in times of crisis – all services are provided at no cost. 24-Hour Crisis Line – toll-free regional crisis line which offers crisis counselling and referrals to appropriate resources. Reach us at (877) 977-0007 or on our local crisis line at (204) 346-0028. In-house Client Services – crisis and ongoing counselling, assistance with medical, legal, and social services, and the basic daily provisions: food, clothing and personal hygiene items. Community Support – We run support groups for women on various topics, including dealing with abuse, parenting support, and self-esteem. Counselling & Care – Non-residential services are for women who may not have a need to stay in shelter – they can access free counselling services and supports for a variety of issues. Outreach Program – Promotes general awareness of our shelter, along with its services and programs. Interim Housing – We have two interim housing units which are in place to help women make the transition toward independent living, while allowing for access to support services. Educational Services – No-cost public education workshops, presentations and services in our region, while promoting general awareness of our shelter services and programs, and of domestic violence issues. We work proactively with all other agencies in the South Eastman region, Winnipeg and within the Province of Manitoba to address issues of domestic violence and abuse.

Second Stage residential program for women and children who have left an abusive relationship. Program provides fully furnished 2 bedroom apartments, counselling, support groups, healthy coping program, learning program, follow-up and community support. Counselling available to both women and children. Residency is from 9 – 12 months. Alpha House is located in a safe secure location in Winnipeg.

We provide a safe haven to women fleeing domestic violence, crisis-line, counselling services (individual and group) to residential and non-residential clients, education to groups and schools on aspects of violence/bullying/domestic violence. Assistance provided in applying for Protection Orders. Cell Phone program site.

The Victim Services Unit provides support, information and referral services to help victims of crime.

Bravestone Centre Inc. is a nationally accredited, non-profit charitable organization in Winnipeg, Manitoba that provides women and their children affected by domestic violence with the skills to lead a life free of violence through full-time counselling and support programs while living in the safety of our program. During their yearlong program, women and children each attend regularly scheduled individual and group therapy and a variety of support programs. Families also attend family counselling sessions to further aid healing from trauma. Families live on-site in fully furnished Bravestone Centre suites. The program premises are fully secured, confidential and camera monitored. Families continue their counselling through the Follow-up Program when they graduate from the residential component of the program and integrate back into the community.

Candace House is a first-of-its-kind, charitable nonprofit organization in Winnipeg, Manitoba, dedicated to providing wrap-around support in a homelike environment for victims, survivors, and families affected by violent crime. Located just a block away from the Winnipeg Provincial Law Courts, Candace House offers a comforting refuge where guests can take a break, debrief, or prepare for court proceedings in a private and confidential setting. Their space includes amenities such as a fully equipped kitchen, a living room with Wi-Fi and TV access, a resource area with informational materials, and a meeting room for private discussions with support staff. Candace House collaborates with justice system service providers, community supports, as well as traditional, cultural, and spiritual caregivers to offer emotional, social, legal, and practical support and information, as well as resources and referrals tailored to each individual's needs.