Transition House Society

Women's Outreach in Powell River, BC, offers vital support and resources for women who have experienced violence and abuse through its Stopping the Violence Counselling (STVC) Program. This initiative provides free one-on-one counselling and women's support groups that focus on understanding abuse dynamics, self-care, and developing assertiveness skills. Targeted at women aged 19 and older, including teens living an adult lifestyle, the program emphasizes a non-judgmental and confidential environment. With a commitment to fostering safety, self-confidence, and healthy relationships, Women's Outreach is dedicated to empowering survivors on their healing journey. Generated from the website

Comox Valley Transition Society is a non-profit organization based in Courtenay, BC, dedicated to providing support and resources for individuals facing various forms of transition and crisis. With a focus on empowerment and community engagement, the society offers a range of services to assist individuals in navigating challenges and building a brighter future. Generated from their business information

UIWONA (Upper Island Women of Native Ancestry) is a nonprofit organization established in 1991, dedicated to promoting health, happiness, and vitality for Aboriginal women, children, and families in the Comox Valley and Northern Vancouver Island through culturally inclusive programs. By fostering connections to Indigenous culture and community, UIWONA offers early years development programs and adult cultural support initiatives aimed at empowerment, personal development, and resilience. Committed to strengthening and revitalizing the community, UIWONA integrates traditional knowledge with innovative approaches to create safe spaces for learning, healing, and cultural celebration. Through various advocacy, skills training, and wellness initiatives, the organization strives to meet the diverse needs of Indigenous families while honoring the rich heritage of the land and its people. Generated from the website