We can assist you in understanding the services and support options available, and help you determine what fits best for you. Camosun offers a range of on-campus and off-campus options.Get urgent support now Office of Student Support Your primary campus resource250-370-3311Interurban: Liz Ashton Campus Centre 218 Lansdowne: Isabel Dawson 121This office provides information, support, resources, assistance with procedures, and connection to college and community services for any student who has experienced sexual violence or misconduct.On-campusOff-campusCounselling CentreLansdowne: 250-370-3571 • Isabel Dawson 202 Interurban: 250-370-4925 • Second floor, Liz Ashton Campus Centre Provides private, confidential on-campus, individual counselling for registered students.Security250-370-3075 (urgent) • 250-370-4567 (non-emergency) Response to urgent personal safety concerns, crisis intervention/emergency management.OmbudspersonLansdowne: 250-370-3405 • Interurban: 250-370-4444 An independent, impartial, and confidential service where students can go for assistance in dealing with conflicts or disputes on an informal basis.Eyēʔ Sqȃ’lewen: Centre for Indigenous Education & Community ConnectionsLansdowne: 250-370-3299 • Interurban: 250-370-4870 The Centre for Indigenous Education & Community Connections offers support services and Indigenous programs for Indigenous students and provides links between Camosun College, students, local Indigenous organizations, and First Nations communities.Pride CollectiveLansdowne: 250-370-3590 • Richmond House, Room 103 Camosun’s Pride Collective is dedicated to providing and creating a safe and supportive environment for students who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Two-Spirited, Intersex, Agender/Asexual, or any of the other diverse members of the Pride community (LGBTQ2IA+) and their allies.The Victoria Sexual Assault Centre250-383-3232 (24/7) • Location: #201-3060 Cedar Hill Rd Counselling services available as well as emergency Sexual Assault Response Team (SART).To access SART after business hours, call V.I. Crisis Line 1-888-494-3888 for Sexual Assault Response Team. The SART provides immediate emotional support and information to people of all genders, 13 years and older, who have been sexually assaulted within the past 7 days.Citizens’ Counselling Centre250-384-9934 • info@citizenscounselling.com • Location: 941 Kings Rd Offers affordable, accessible counselling to adult residents of Greater Victoria.Cridge Transition House for Women250-479-3963 • Location: 3575 Douglas St A safe place for women with or without children who are escaping violent or abusive relationships.Island Sexual Health Society250-592-3479 • 4 locations Sexual health clinics and sex education programs for all genders, orientations, identities, and ages in Greater Victoria.Mary Manning Centre250-385-6111 • admin@marymanning.com • Location: #210-1175 Cook St Provides therapy and victim services for children and youth in Greater Victoria who have experienced abuse.Men’s Trauma Centre1-866-793-6367 • info@menstrauma.ca • Location: #102-1022 Pandora Ave Crime victim support (police, legal, and court) and counselling services for men with regards to physical, sexual, and emotional abuse; trauma from violence, war, accidents, etc. Serving self-identified men and people of all genders.PEERS Victoria Resource Society250-388-5325 • info@peers.bc.ca • Location: #1-744 Fairview Dr PEERS provides support, resources, and programs specifically for past and current sex workers, male or female.Sandy Merriman House (Victoria Cool Aid Society)250-480-1408 (shelter line) • Location: #102-749 Pandora Ave (Victoria Cool Aid Office) The program provides 25 shelter beds for women, meals, basic needs, crisis intervention, counselling, referrals, medication, and general support. It is open throughout the day for drop-in services and for shelter stays of up to 30 days.Trans Vancouver Islandtransvancouverisland@yahoo.ca Resource and information site for transgender people and their allies on Vancouver Island. Features a comprehensive list of Vancouver Island resources.Vancouver Island Crisis Line1-888-494-3888 Providing 24 hours crisis support line, island-wide.VictimLinkBC1-800-563-0808 • VictimLinkBC@bc211.ca VictimLinkBC is a toll-free, confidential, multilingual telephone service available across B.C. and the Yukon 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-800-563-0808. It provides information and referral services to all victims of crime and immediate crisis support to victims of family and sexual violence, including victims of human trafficking exploited for labour or sexual servicesVictoria Coalition for Survivors of Torture (VCST)vcst.info@gmail.com Building community support for survivors of torture and trauma.Victoria Native Friendship Centre250-384-3211 • info@vnfc.ca • Location: 231 Regina Ave Numerous programs for Indigenous adults, youth, and families, including counselling, family support services, children and youth programming, acupuncture, and outreach. Indigenous counsellors available upon request.Victoria Immigrant and Refugee Center Society250-361-9433 • info@vircs.bc.ca • Location: 637 Bay St, 3rd Floor Non-profit society that provides a wide range of services to immigrants and refugees.Victoria Women’s Transition House24-hour crisis line: 250-385-6611 • Community office: 250-592-2927 • Location: #100-3060 Cedar Hill Rd Provides support and information for women who are experiencing abuse or have experienced abuse in the past. Safe house location is private and confidential.Victoria Youth Clinic250-383-3552 • office@victoriayouthclinic.ca • Location: 533 Yates St (downtown location) and 547 Michigan St (James Bay Clinic) Confidential, free health care service for youth aged 12-24. Provides free lab tests, oral contraceptives for youth in need, and medical referrals.Victoria Youth Empowerment Society (YES)250-383-3514 • office_manager@vyes.ca • Location: 533 Yates St Offers services for youth and their family caregivers throughout the Capital Region, including emergency shelter and liaison worker for sexually exploited youth.