Bioregional Education Association

Victoria Women's Transition House (VWTH) is an inclusive and anti-oppressive organization dedicated to supporting women experiencing intimate partner violence. With a comprehensive range of services, including a 24-hour crisis line, temporary shelter, counselling, and community education programs, VWTH aims to empower women and elevate their access to justice and safe housing. Established from a grassroots women's collective, VWTH has evolved over 50 years to meet the ever-changing needs of the community. Their commitment to education, advocacy, and support fosters resilience and creates pathways for women to rebuild their lives free from violence and abuse. Generated from the website

Transition House, part of the Victoria Women’s Transition House Society, has been serving the Victoria community since 1974. Initially a drop-in center, it has evolved into an organization with multiple facilities, a dedicated team of over 70 staff, and nearly 70 volunteers. With a focus on supporting women leaving abusive relationships, Transition House offers a range of programs including 24-hour crisis intervention, shelter services, counseling, and support for children, youth, and seniors. The organization also conducts community education initiatives to raise awareness about abuse. Funded mainly by government sources like BC Housing and supplemented by donations and grants, Transition House relies on the generosity of supporters to provide vital services. From its humble beginnings, the organization has grown to become a pillar of support, thanks to the ongoing contributions of individuals, businesses, and community groups. Generated from the website content

The Victoria Sexual Assault Centre (VSAC) is a feminist organization dedicated to ending sexualized violence through healing, education, and prevention. Committed to supporting women and all Trans survivors of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse, VSAC provides advocacy, counseling, and empowerment tailored to the needs of diverse communities. In addition to individual support, VSAC offers community resources, prevention programs, and volunteering opportunities, including a monthly donor club and events like the Triathlon of Compassion. The organization emphasizes the importance of healing as a community, notably through its Indigenous Response Network and outreach to Two-Spirit and gender-diverse individuals. Generated from the website