Community-Based Victim Services

Community-Based Victim Services

The Victim Services Worker provides support to those individuals who are survivors of violent crimes.  The Outreach Worker offers emotional support and assistance to prepare safety plans and court documents.  The Worker will assist with the court orientation and the criminal process.

Open referral process
Please call 250.627.7166 for more information

Funded by the Ministry of Justice

Address / Contact Info

North Coast Community Services
710 Fraser St. Prince Rupert, BCV8J 1P9

Phone Numbers

Phone: (250) 627-7166
Fax: (250) 627-7482

Web Links

Areas Served

Communities ServedPrince Rupert and Area

Service Details

Languages spokenEnglish

Categorization

Location Map

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This program was last updated on: 29 Jul 2020.