CBVS provides support and referrals to those affected by sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and child abuse. Services include but are not limited to:

• Support with Crime Victim Assistance Applications (CVAP)

• Support with Victim Impact Statements

• Court support / Accompaniment to court and police

• Crisis response, risk assessment and safety planning

• Practical and emotional support to adult and child victims of family & sexual violence

Our Counsellors provide trauma therapy for adult, youth, and child survivors of sexual assault, abuse, and exploitation.

Individual and group therapy options are available.

Services are available for survivors of both recent and historical abuse, and are offered both in person and virtually.

Indigenous Victim Services include Outreach Services and our Indigenous Support Worker embedded in the DVU (Domestic Violence Unit).

Our Indigenous Victim Services support workers provide trauma-informed practice in the context of emotional support, practical support, and more.

We work closely with Indigenous Community Partner Organizations to provide appropriate referrals to those affected by intimate partner violence and sexual abuse/assault.

Our peer support group is a safe place to share your story, struggles and successes, and to listen to others as they share similar experiences. You can get a sense of belonging, information about mental health challenges and resources, and most of all, the support of others who have “been there”.

The EFry peer support group is facilitated by one of our counsellors to ensure safety and provide structure to the group, but peer support groups do not provide counselling or treatment and are not a replacement for individual or group therapy.

For more information, please contact us at info@efryokangan.com