Services for newcomer LGBTQIA+ Refugees
open to all LGBTQIA+ refugees and newcomers.
I Belong is a program welcoming all LGBTQIA2+ refugees and newcomers. We provide a safe space to connect and receive personalized support.
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open to all LGBTQIA+ refugees and newcomers.
I Belong is a program welcoming all LGBTQIA2+ refugees and newcomers. We provide a safe space to connect and receive personalized support.
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referred by community services
referred by community servicesB.C. Corrections, MCFD, and local police offices
Anger Management Care Program is a unique program offered to men who desire to learn more about anger management care.
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conventional refugees
already living in Canada
The Gender-Based Enhanced Settlement Program helps newcomer families as they settle into their new communities. Learn about our free and confidential services.
Learn Moreself-identified women
over the age of 19
living in Metro Vancouver Area
Multicultural Outreach Services provides support and resources for women who have experienced violence in Canada.
Learn Morevictims of crime living in Vancouver and Burnaby
Multicultural Victim Services provides services and support for people living in Vancouver or Burnaby. Connect with our multicultural victim support worker.
Learn Moreanyone who self-identifies as a woman
international students
anyone currently enrolled in a university or college in BC
Addressing Gender-Based Violence Against International Students provides support and a safe space for female international students in Canada.
Learn Moreself-identified women
over the age of 19
living in Metro Vancouver Area
Stopping the Violence Counselling for Women provides support and counselling for women survivors of violence or abuse. Learn about our safe space for women.
Learn Moreself-identifying women
aged 19+
women of any resident or immigration status
Join Violence Prevention Programs’ Women’s Support Groups to meet other women and for social activities and learning. Learn more about our Violence Prevention Programs for women.
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experienced exploitation/human trafficking
feels at risk of experiencing exploitation/human trafficking
regardless of immigration status
undocumented persons welcome
The Safeguarding & Facilitating Empowerment (SAFE) Project is researching and raising awareness to prevent the exploitation of newcomers in at-risk populations.
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are at risk of domestic violence
at least one partner who is a Permanent Resident
The Enhancing Healthy Relationships Program is for immigrant, refugee, and visible minority couples at risk of experiencing or perpetrating domestic violence.
Learn Morehave used violence in relationships
have been referred by probation officers
The Relationship Violence Prevention Program-Cultural Edition helps men stop or reduce acts of violence. Learn more about our help and support.
Learn Moreimmigrant, refugee, and visible minority man who has used/at risk of using violence in relationships
have children under 19 (for the Vancouver program only)
The Men in Change program helps men take responsibility for their role in healthy domestic relationships. The goal is to empower men to make positive choices.
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