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.

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.

Have you Been Sexually Assaulted Recently?

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Curious to know what kind of support is available?

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Core Funding Needed for Sexual Assault Centres

Sexualized violence continues to be a critical issue in Canada: 1,397 sexual assaults occur each day. Statistics show that 1 in 3 women and 1 in 2 Trans people will experience gender-based violence in their lifetimes. We also know that marginalized folks in our communities, such as people with disabilities, Trans women, Two-Spirit folks, women […]

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We are here to support you

Since the announcement of our crisis line closure, we have received an outpouring of community responses and shared sadness for the loss of the line. Thank you for sharing your individual experiences with the crisis line and expressing your gratitude for VSAC’s services. We are grateful for the network of support around us, and we […]

Closure of the VSAC Crisis and Information Line

It is with profound sadness that VSAC is announcing the closure of our Crisis and Information Line due to funding limitations and increased demand for our other services. The Crisis and Information Line has been in existence since VSAC opened our doors in 1982. Core funding for the program was lost almost two decades ago […]

Begin by believing...

Sexualized violence can happen to anyone.

Healing is possible.

We all have a role to play.