- Services
- Safety Planning
- IPV ResourcesDomestic Violence BC Helpline: 1 800 563 0808Domestic Violence BC Website:http://www.domesticviolencebc.ca/ Resources In times of change and transition, women and children can greatly benefit from access to resources in their community. Some of the agencies that we frequently refer our clients to are: BC Families in Transition provides support to families who have experienced divorce, separation and family re-organization. B.C./ Yukon Society of Transition Houses provides information about transition houses located throughout British Columbia and the Yukon. The Ending Violence Association of BC (EVA BC) offers materials to support women seeking safety and their service providers. The Government of British Columbia’s Stopping the Violence website offers resources and contact information about the counselling and support services available to women in B.C. Information Justice Denied- a powerful poem by a former resident of The Cridge Transition House for Women
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- CTHW Volunteer ProgramInterested in volunteering at Cridge Transition House for Women? Volunteers are important at Cridge Transition House for Women. We count on our volunteers to help with all the things that need to be done to support the women and children in the house. Volunteers do things like: drive women to appointments, help prepare dinner, pick up and organize donations, fill the house with delicious baking smells, take care of children, fuel up the house vehicles, pick up groceries, keep brochures organized, replenish supplies in the linen closet, water the garden, and too many more things than we can list! We couldn’t do what we do without our fabulous volunteers. If you would like to learn more about volunteering at CridgeTransition House for Women, call Anita at 250-479-3963.
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Are you interested in volunteering for The Cridge Transition House for Women (CTHW)?
Volunteers are an integral part of our team! Together with the volunteers, we work to create a supportive and trauma-informed environment for the residents at The Cridge Transition House for Women.
The volunteer tasks may include:
- Driving families to appointments
- Preparing delicious food for women and families at the House;
- Arranging and picking up donations;
- Organizing and cleaning spaces;
- Childminding and fun activities with the kids;
- Running art groups for adult residents;
- Caring for the garden;
- Grocery shopping and picking up supplies;
- Office and administrative support.
Volunteers are usually assigned a specific role, for example, a baking or childcare volunteer. However, due to the changing and flexible nature of The Cridge Transition House, volunteers may engage in various tasks. Therefore, we ask that volunteers commit to a 2-4 hour volunteer shift, once per week (days and times can be negotiated) for 3-6 months. Volunteer orientation includes in-person role-specific training and online training on domestic violence and trauma-informed interactions (with residents).
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer at The Cridge Transition House for Women, please complete our volunteer application.
If you would like to learn more about volunteering at The Cridge Transition House for Women, please email volcoordinator@cridge.org
To learn more about volunteer opportunities at The Cridge Centre, visit our main volunteer page.
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The Cridge Centre for the Family
1307 Hillside Avenue,
Victoria, B.C. Canada V8T 0A2
Tel: 250-384-8058
Fax: 250-384-5267