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Atira Women's Resource Society - Stopping the Violence Counselling
The Stopping the Violence Program offers individual support and group support, as well as information and resources for women (transwomen inclusive) who have been impacted by abuse and/or violence. Services are provided free of charge from a strengths-based, feminist, anti-oppressive, and harm reduction perspective.
This program is funded by the Ministry of Justice.
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Services Offered
Individual Support
The Stopping the Violence program offers one-on-one counselling for women who have experienced violence and/or abuse in their lifetime. It offers a safe space to address issues that arise from their experiences and strives to empower women to make decisions that feel right for them. Services Offered: * Crisis intervention and safety planning
* A safe, confidential place to talk about your experiences
* A chance to discuss questions, confusion, fears or other feelings
* A non-judgemental environment to explore options
* Information and support to help you make your own decisions
* Space to discuss current coping strategies
* Referrals to other agencies or services as needed
Group Support
The Stopping the Violence Program strives to offer non-judgmental group support which reflects the needs of women in the Downtown Eastside community and Vancouver at large. Current support group(s) offered:
* The 16 Steps to Discovery and Empowerment
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* Weaving Our Voices
An Art Therapy Group for Women who have Experienced Sexual Abuse and Trauma (based on the group created by Sharlene Friedman & Sharon Mayne Devine)
Fees and Payment
This is a registered charity.
Adults
Teens
Special Groups:
Bilingual
Pro-bono
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101 East Cordova Street
Vancouver, BC V6A 1K9 |
atira.bc.ca
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