End abuse in B.C.
Volunteer
Meet an ongoing need by dropping off snacks at the MCC BC Office for the End Abuse support groups. You could bring snacks one time or multiple times as the groups meet every week.
Please fill out the form below for details, or to contact the BC End Abuse coordinator.
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Learn More
Offering support, accountability, education and public engagement, MCC assists those in need and works toward reducing cases of abuse. The Canada-based Abuse Response and Prevention Network offers a variety of resources addressing various types of abuse.
Resources from the Abuse Response and Prevention network
While MCC BC's work is motivated by our faith, our programs do not include religious teaching. Access to these programs is available to eligible individuals requiring assistance, without discrimination.
Our program in B.C.
The MCC B.C. End Abuse program acknowledges the profound impact of abuse, leading to loss, fear, isolation and despair. Through women's support groups, men's accountability groups and public engagement, we work toward restoration and reducing cases of abuse in our communities.
364
women and men helped directly through End Abuse support groups in 2022-23
120
individuals dealing with domestic violence received one-on-one support in 2022-23
35
facilitators trained to run End Abuse women's support groups in 2022-23
54
men attended accountability groups in 2022-23
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You're giving women a safe place to heal after experiencing intimate partner violence.