Indigenous Youth Victim Services

Healthcare Providers, Indigenous Services, Legal, Mental Health - Child & Youth, Victim Services, and Youth Services

Provided by Pacific Community Resources Society (PCRS)

Provides emotional support, outreach, cultural connections, resource information and referrals to Aboriginal-identified youth who have been victims of crime and trauma.
This Vancouver youth service supports Indigenous youth ages 13-24 to connect to healing from violence. Support will be provided to indigenous youth regardless of whether they have chosen to report to the police. Supports include, cultural healing opportunities, outreach, referrals, access to counselling, and assistance navigating legal and judicial matters. The program focus is to provide culturally responsive approaches as it relates to working with Indigenous Peoples and will employ traditional Indigenous approaches for healing support of victims of crime.

Eligibility: Any indigenous youth aged 13-24 who has been a victim of crime.

Entrance Requirements: Youth can self-refer or be referred by a community social service support worker and any support worker attached to the criminal justice system. To fill out the online referral form, click here.

604-709-5720

Public email: byrc@pcrs.ca

Website: https://pcrs.ca/our-programs...

Broadway Youth Resource Centre - 2455 Fraser Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V5T 0E6

Cost: No cost

Referral options:

  • Social worker referral
  • Community service organization referral
  • Self-referral
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Availability

Service area: Vancouver + show cities

Service area cities: Vancouver

Service Types Provided
Healthcare Providers
Indigenous Services
Legal
Mental Health - Child & Youth
Victim Services
Youth Services
Ways to Access
  • Provided 1:1 in-person
  • Provided at a single location

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