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Feds provide funds for gender based violence in BC

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 17 May, 2023 12:12 PM
  • Feds provide funds for gender based violence in BC

The B-C government says new federal funding will improve critical services for survivors of gender-based violence in the province. 

The Ministry of Public Safety says Ottawa's funding will enhance 24-hour crisis hotlines run by the Salal Sexual Violence Support Centre and the Indian Residential School Survivors Society. 

It says the province-wide crisis lines provide risk-assessment and safety planning services to those experiencing gender-based violence. 

The organizations are set to receive 2 point 7-5 million dollars over four years to expand their services, with the ministry noting that groups operating crisis lines in B-C reported a large uptick in calls during the pandemic.

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