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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Survivors Seeking Justice

Have you ever wondered about the support the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre can give to survivors who wish to access the criminal justice system? Shannon, one of our Victim Services Workers, and Carissa, our Resource Development Manager, sat down and talked about the services provided by our Victim Services Program. They also discussed what accessing […]

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We are looking for a new Executive Director

We are looking for our next Executive Director who will lead our dynamic and growing team into the future. As an anti-violence organization, VSACis committed to learning and growth and taking steps in new directions to inspire a world free from sexualized violence that embraces inclusion of all people…

Translated Materials for Survivors: Part 1

An illustrated image of a person of colour holding up and looking fondly at a mug with a heart hovering above them, with text reading, “love is… providing first generation students advice, support and resources.” Art by @psychobrigade The Power of Collaboration Increasingly, people are talking about sexualized violence and are recognizing the need to […]

Begin by believing...

Sexualized violence can happen to anyone.

Healing is possible.

We all have a role to play.