Kids Help Phone
- Kids Help Phone at 1-800-668-6868 provides kids and teens access to a professional counsellor by phone to discuss their issue or concern 24 hours a day. The service is free, confidential, anonymous and available 24 hours a day.
Community Based Victim Services
250-832-0005 cbvs@safesociety.ca The Community Based Victim Service program (CBVS) addresses the unique needs of victims of intimate partner violence, sexual violence, and power based crimes. The … Read More
PEACE Program for Children and Youth
250-832-4474 outreach@safesociety.ca Prevention, Education, Advocacy, Counselling, and Empowerment Formerly the Children Who Witness Abuse Program Specially designed for children and youth between the ages of 3-18 … Read More
Transition House
250-832-961624 hour crisis and information line Formerly called the Women’s Emergency Shelter. The Transition House provides temporary accommodations and 24 hour support to adult women and … Read More
Community Based Victim Services
250-832-0005 cbvs@safesociety.ca The Community Based Victim Service program (CBVS) addresses the unique needs of victims of intimate partner violence, sexual violence, and power-based crimes. The program … Read More
Violence is Preventable (VIP)
Free and confidential, this school-based violence prevention program is for students of all ages, from kindergarten to grade 12 graduation. VIP presentations, specifically designed for the … Read More
Believe Project
Through presentations in schools, this project is focused on helping students in grades 6-8 understand healthy relationships and sexual violence specifically on topics such as consent, … Read More
Sexual Assault Support Services
778-489-0508 sass@safesociety.ca 24 hour emergency access 250-832-9616 Sexual Assault Support Services provides specialized supports to adult, youth, and childhood victims/survivors that have experienced sexual assault and/or … Read More
Reaching Out With Yoga
This five-year research project is bringing trauma-informed yoga to women, children and youth who have experienced violence and are using transition or second stage housing services … Read More
