VictimLinkBC

call or text

Toll Free:1-800-563-0808

VictimLinkBC

email

211-victimlinkbc@uwbc.ca

Finding The Right Support

Experiencing a crime or traumatic event can have lasting emotional and psychological effects. It can be difficult to navigate these challenges alone, and finding the right support is not always easy. Counselling services are available to provide a safe space to talk, develop coping strategies, and access the necessary support to manage the impact of trauma. VictimLinkBC is here to help connect you with the resources available in your community.

Finding The Right Support

VictimLinkBC
Experiencing a crime or traumatic event can have lasting emotional and psychological effects. It can be difficult to navigate these challenges alone, and finding the right support is not always easy. Counselling services are available to provide a safe space to talk, develop coping strategies, and access the necessary support to manage the impact of trauma. VictimLinkBC is here to help connect you with the resources available in your community.

Counselling Resources and Support Services

VictimLinkBC can connect you to local resources for counselling and other mental health support if you’ve experienced trauma. Our team can provide information on the available services in your community.

Ways we can help:

Confidential Guidance

Speak with a trained professional in a private, non-judgmental setting.

Information on Available Resources

Learn about counselling services and other mental health supports in your area.

Support for Families and Friends

Access information on how to assist loved ones affected by trauma.

Referrals to Support Services

We can connect you with relevant counselling options based on your needs.

Contact VictimLinkBC for Counselling Support

VictimLinkBC is available 24/7 to provide information and referrals for individuals impacted by crime and trauma. Our services are confidential and free of charge.

call or textToll Free: 1-800-563-0808
email211-VICTIMLINKBC@UWBC.CA

Frequently Asked Questions

Are counselling services free and confidential?
Counselling services are completely confidential and some services are free while others have a cost. We can help to assess your situation and find the applicable counselling options for you.
No, you can access counselling services without filing a police report.
Yes, we can provide information to help you assess your situation and guide you to appropriate services.
You can seek information and guidance on behalf of someone else, but counselling services are provided directly to the individual in need and only with their consent.
No, VictimLinkBC is a provincial helpline that provides information and referrals to services in your community. However, we can help people to find available in-person counselling services in their community.