Healing, Education & Prevention

The Victoria Sexual Assault Centre is a feminist organization committed to ending sexualized violence through healing, education, and prevention. We are dedicated to supporting women and all Trans survivors of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse, through advocacy, counselling, and empowerment.

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You are not alone. We are here to support you.

Have you Been Sexually Assaulted Recently?

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Curious to know what kind of support is available?

The Victoria Sexual Assault Clinic is now open!

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First of its kind in BC. Find out what the clinic provides to survivors.

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Leadership Opportunity for Black youth!

Girls and Femmes with Afro-Textured Hair and Project Respect invite you to help us create workshops for Black youth! Project Respect is collaborating with Nichola Watson, Counsellor, and Dr. Lisa Gunderson’s Girls and Femmes with Afro-textured Hair Group to develop workshops for Black youth. We are working together to build workshops about consent, gender, and […]

Grief in Racial Injustice: Honouring Chantel Moore

CN: Grief, death, police brutality, racism Much of our work at VSAC centering the healing of survivors is also about grief. We understand that BIPOC communities face gender-based and sexualized violence at higher rates, and how our work to end sexualized and gender-based violence is intimately bound up with the fight against racial injustice There […]

(Un)learning in anti-violence work

At the beginning of June, the Inclusive Services Team at VSAC wrote a post about how to begin (Un)learning White Supremacy in Anti Violence Work. We received feedback about how this post centered white folks and erased the experiences of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) in our organization by using a collective “we” when […]

Begin by believing...

Sexualized violence can happen to anyone.

Healing is possible.

We all have a role to play.