After seven years with the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre, Executive Director Samantha Loppie shares a heartfelt farewell, reflecting on the organization's achievements, the people who made the work possible, and her hopes for VSAC's future.

Victoria Sexual Assault Centre was proud to participate in Pride 2026 at James Bay Park, connecting with around 100 community members through conversation, Jenga trivia, and celebration while sharing information about our services.

Members of Victoria's Sexual Violence Prevention Community of Practice gathered in Beacon Hill Park for an afternoon focused on connection, reflection, and community. The picnic highlighted the importance of supporting the people who dedicate their work to preventing sexual violence.

Following a production error that resulted in an outdated logo appearing on the 2026 Triathlon of Compassion T-shirts, we want to reaffirm our commitment to supporting survivors of all gender identities and share why our name matters.

The Victoria Sexual Assault Centre (VSAC) is hiring a temporary Victim Service Worker to support survivors of sexualized violence as they navigate the criminal justice system. This hybrid, part-time position offers an opportunity to make a meaningful impact through survivor-centred advocacy, information, and support. Applications close Monday, July 13, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.

Every year, volunteers bring the Triathlon of Compassion to life. Learn how their dedication supports survivors in our community and how you can get involved.

Race day at the Triathlon of Compassion is full of energy, heart, and community spirit. Here’s what to expect on course day - and how you can be part of it.

Following CBC News reporting on the Saanich voyeurism case, the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre joins calls for better communication and trauma-informed responses for individuals potentially affected. With hundreds of victims involved and ongoing uncertainty about identification, VSAC emphasizes survivor-centred approaches, clear communication, and accessible support services.

Join the Triathlon of Compassion and support survivors in Victoria, BC. Learn how to start fundraising and make a real impact today.

Survivors in Victoria are reaching out more than ever. Learn what this means, what we’re seeing, and how Victoria Sexual Assault Centre is responding.

Victoria Sexual Assault Centre (VSAC) is hiring an Executive Director to provide visionary leadership in a feminist, anti-oppressive, and trauma-informed organization supporting survivors of sexualized violence. Apply by April 26, 2026.

Volunteer & Staff Spotlight: Sylvie’s Journey with VSAC’s Sexual Assault Response Team.

Make an impact in Victoria, BC. Join the VSAC Board and help advance healing, education, and prevention of sexualized violence.

FemXpo at UVic connects students with consent education, sexual health information, and support resources from the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre and community partners.

Comprehensive sexual health education in Canada supports consent, equity, and prevention. Learn why early, inclusive education matters.

Learn practical ways to support survivors in Victoria, BC. Attend VSAC events, donate, or host creative fundraisers for Victoria Sexual Assault Centre.

Celebrating 10 years of trauma-informed, survivor-centered care at the Victoria Sexual Assault Clinic—providing confidential support and medical services for survivors.

Train with purpose for Victoria’s Triathlon of Compassion! Tips for swimming, cycling, running, and strength — all while supporting VSAC.

Learn what consent really means in Canada, how it applies in all types of relationships, and how to recognize healthy, respectful consent.

Celebrating VSAC volunteers! Join us in appreciating those who support survivors of sexual assault and strengthen our Victoria community.