Find helpful learning guides by the North Shore VAWIR Committee to learn about the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre, MMIWG Inquiry, gender-based violence, and how to support survivors. Guides are available in both English and Farsi.

It’s partnerships like these that reinforce the strength of our community and the impact we can achieve when we work together.

When every second counts, a go-bag helps you leave quickly without worrying about what to grab. Focus on what matters most—getting to safety.

As our clients progress through our residential programs, we work hard to ensure they feel truly at home.

The holiday season can be difficult for survivors of domestic abuse. These suggestions that might help you navigate this time with resilience and self-care.

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 118 generously provides a $5,000 grant in support of Janet’s Place.

Looking to give back this holiday season? Here are some ideas for holiday donations that can bring joy and essential support to women and children fleeing domestic violence.

Source: Youtube, CBC News Vancouver. Janella Hamilton interviews Caroline Baile of Royal LePage and NSCSS about the Oct 24th Night Light Walk in Edgemont Village.

The Royal LePage Shelter Foundation has raised nearly $15,000 to the North Shore Crisis Services Society so far. Donations close October 31.

Source: North Shore News.

Join us for a 3k walk on October 24th for a magical night of light under the stars in support of urgently needed resources for women and children experiencing domestic violence.

Best of all, the stoves were immediately put to good use. Our volunteer chef at SAGE House served a delicious roast for dinner that same night.

November 9, 2024 - Join us at Sailor Hagar Pub for CHEERS FOR CHARITY, a special pub night fundraising for NSCSS

100% of the funds raised—whether in-store at checkout, online at shoppersfoundation.ca, or during the Beauty Mingle day—will be donated directly NSCSS. These funds will help us keep our doors open for women in our community who urgently need a safe haven when leaving violence.

NSCSS receives up to $10,000 each month in Google ad credits to boost awareness and extend our reach to those in need.

Jennifer Abbott, founder of Hear At Home Hearing Clinic, exemplifies leading with heart. Her journey into audiology and entrepreneurship began with a simple, yet profound mission: to bring accessible and compassionate hearing care to her community. But for Jennifer, business success is only part of the story.

In a world where cultural, linguistic, and physical limitations often hinder access to vital support for abuse survivors, NSCSS’ new “ShelterReach” initiative aims to break down these barriers.

Amidst Vancouver’s ongoing housing crisis, safe and affordable housing remains a pressing challenge for survivors. This is where the West Vancouver Foundation comes in.

Register online TODAY! Join us on October 24, 2024, for an exciting evening dedicated to raising awareness and crucial funds for North Shore Crisis Services Society. Don't miss out—be part of the change!

Read more to discover how a chance encounter at Park Royal Shopping Centre sparked a powerful conversation about resilience and support for survivors of domestic violence. Soroptimist member Diane shares a heartwarming story that highlights the transformative impact of community connections.