Victim Support - Salmo

Abuse / Neglect, Advocacy, Child Services, Mental Health - Adult & Senior, Mental Health - Child & Youth, Victim Services, and Youth Services

Provided by Salmo Community Resource Society

Provides counselling and support services for women experiencing abuse.
The following programs are offered:
  • Safe Home Program: This program is funded to help women and children fleeing abuse of any kind (emotional, sexual, psychological, physical) to have some space and grounding while they work to decide their next move. The program includes safety planning, emotional support, advocacy, and help accessing community services. Food and basic needs are provided.
  • Counselling for Women: Individual counselling is provided for self-identified women, aged 19 and older, who have experienced any type of abuse/trauma at any time in her life.
  • Counselling for Children and Youth Who Witness or Experience Abuse: Provides counselling and support for children and youth (age 3-18) who have witnessed or experienced abuse. Families or youth can request service directly, and schools, day cares, social workers, police, advocates, mental health clinicians, Victim Assistance workers, transition house staff, parent educators and family support workers can also refer children and youth for service.
  • Mental Health Counselling : For children and youth aged 3 – 18 years who need assessment, family and/or individual counselling who have emotional, mental and behavioural issues.

250-357-2277

Website: https://scrs.ca/womens-services-and...

311 Railway Avenue, Salmo, British Columbia

Service is available in English.

Cost: No cost

Referral options:

  • Self-referral
  • Physician or nurse practitioner referral
  • Health professional referral
  • School personnel referral
Associated Programs/Services

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Availability

Service area: Salmo + show cities

Service area cities: Salmo

Service Types Provided
Abuse / Neglect
Advocacy
    Child Services
    Mental Health - Adult & Senior
    Mental Health - Child & Youth
    Victim Services
    Youth Services
    Ways to Access
    • Provided 1:1 in-person

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