Crisis Support
Kids Help Phone [24/7]
Call: 1 800 668 6868
Text CONNECT to 686868
Youthspace [6 PM – midnight PST]
Text: 778 783 0177
Online chat also available
VictimLinkBC [24/7]
Call/Text: 1-800-563-0808
Trans Lifeline’s Hotline [24/7]
Call: 1 877 330 6366
WAVAW Rape Crisis Line [24/7]
Call: 604-255-6344
Surrey Women’s Centre Crisis Counseling [24/7]
604-583-1295
BC First Nations 24/7 Crisis Line [24/7]
Call: 1-800-588-8717
Black Youth Helpline [6 AM – 7 PM PST]
Call: 1-833-294-8650
S.U.C.C.E.S.S Chinese Help Lines [10 AM – 10 PM PST]
For Cantonese, call: 604 270 8233
For Mandarin, call: 604 270 8222
Sexual assult and violence
To learn
Sexual Assault – Province of British Columbia
Gender-based violence, sexual assault, and domestic violence
Where to get help
Sexual Assault Service (bcwomens.ca)
The Embrace Clinic – Fraser Health Authority
Vancouver Rape Relief & Women’s Shelter
BC Society For Male Survivors Of Sexual Abuse
Information on Rape Kits
Mental Health
British Columbia Mental Health Services
Mental Health – The Trevor Project
Children & youth mental health services (VCH)
Clinics
Clinic finder | SmartSexResource
Youth Clinic – Fraser Health Authority
Youth health – Vancouver Coastal Health
Gibsons Health Unit – Youth Clinic | SmartSexResource
The Embrace Clinic – Fraser Health Authority
Gender
Gender Equity & LGBTQ2S+ Resources – Province of British Columbia
Resources on Gender-Expansive Children and Youth – HRC
Gender & Sexuality: Kelty’s Recommended Resources
Sexual Health
Sex Sense – Options for Sexual Health
Native Youth Sexual Health Network
Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights
LGBTQIA+
Lesbian Gay Bi Trans Youth Line
Birth Control and Emergency Contraception
Emergency Contraception | HealthLink BC
Options for Sexual Health Care
The Difference Between the Morning-After Pill and the Abortion Pill
What Kind of Emergency Contraception Is Best For Me?
STI Prevention and Testing
How often should I get tested? | Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights
Which STD Tests Should I Get? | Prevention | STDs | CDC
Sexually Transmitted Infections Clinics
Allyship
How to Be an Ally to People Who Are Bisexual
The Micropedia of Microaggressions
We all have implicit biases. So what can we do about it?
BIPOC
GOOD TO BE GOOD – Official Website Of Good To Be Good
BLACK LIVES MATTER VANCOUVER |
Indspire | A richer life for Indigenous youth starts here
Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC)
The National Congress of Black Women Foundation (NCBWF)
Hogan’s Alley Society | Revitalizing Strathcona’s Black Community (hogansalleysociety.org)
Crisis Support
Sexual assult and violence
Information on Rape Kits
Mental Health
Clinics
Gender
Sexual Health
LGBTQIA+
Birth Control and Emergency Contraception
STI Prevention and Testing
Allyship
BIPOC
To Make A Plan
To Talk To Someone
App
A free app to help you with your safety and well-being if you have experienced abuse from a current or past spouse, partner, boy/girlfriend. It’s private, secure, personalized, & backed by research.
Phone
1-800-563-0808
BC First Nations 24/7 Crisis Line
1-800-588-8717
1 877 330 6366
Chat
Youthspace [Open 6pm – midnight PST]
An online crisis & emotional support chat. Online chat and Texting availible.
1 877 330 6366
Free texting service open 24/7 to talk about anything.
To Educate Yourself
This is an american site with plenty of videos answering tough questions like:
- What is consent?
- Are you ready to have sex?
- and how to be an LGBTQ+ ally.
See the playlist we made below!