Clothing and Household Items

Counseling, advocacy/liaison, childcare referrals, emergency shelter for youth, assistance with clothing and household goods, employment services including a youth employment program, Peninsula Best Babies group for moms, Early Years services (including licensed child care) and a variety of pre-school programs & parent/kid drop-ins, other volunteer services including medical drives.

Offers assistance with meals, food hampers, clothing and household goods, employment services, housing referrals, counseling, advocacy, emergency shelter (men only), emergency travel vouchers and bus tickets, and chapel services.

Offers assistance with meals, food hampers, clothing, household goods, and advocacy.

Provides practical support, opportunities for growth and a sense of hope to single parent families across Greater Victoria.

A community resource public access to computers, books, and different multimedia.

Our Place offers computers for use, though their hours vary. It is recommended to call in advance.

Through one-on-one support, Bridges help women work through the impacts of trauma and move toward freedom and confidence. Up to 10 free sessions available for eligible clients.

Counselling and support services.

For patients recovering from substance use, Daily Dose provides rides to vital meetings, appointments and social service needs.

Community services for individuals recovering from mental illness.

Soutien et resources spécialisés pour les francophones (support and resources specially intended for french speakers).

Support for anyone who identifies as masculine and has experienced trauma. Victim Services, counselling and emotional outreach. Closes daily from 12:00PM-1:00PM.

Peer support services for diagnosed and undiagnosed mental health issues.

PEERS offers resources and support for current and former sex workers.

Support groups, referrals and information specifically pertaining to substance users.

For patients recovering from substance use, Daily Dose provides rides to vital meetings, appointments and social service needs.

Peer navigation, support and treatment information for (and by) people living with HIV/AIDS and HepC.

Non-clinical support for people living with disabilities, such as information and referral services.

Dedicated to supporting women and all Trans survivors of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse, through advocacy, counselling, and empowerment.

A gallery showcasing a variety of local art, with admission by donation on Thursdays (1:00PM to 9:00PM) and the first Tuesday of the month. Admission is always free to indigenous peoples, those 25 and under, and to support workers.

As part of their commitment to creating welcoming spaces, Our Space offers facilitated art workshops where all are welcome.

A welcoming, volunteer-driven programming space that supports both emerging and established artists.

Bridges can assist female victims of abuse in seeking out employment opportunities.

Employment and hearing aids services for deaf and hard of hearing seniors and adults.

Assistance to provincially and federally released adults and youth. Services include employment opportunities.

Temporary day work, availability varies.

REES offers casual labour opportunities to those in need of short-term work. By appointment.

Temporary work opportunities. Show up as early as possible with steel-toed boots, proof of SIN. Applications the day prior to work.

TAPS assists individuals with Employment Standards complaints.

Temporary work opportunities. Apply the day prior in-person, with valid ID.

Specializes in connecting individuals with disabilities to employment opportunities.

Child, youth and adult literacy programs. By appointment.

Offers the CEER (Career, Employment and Education Resources) program. Call for appointment.

For volunteer opportunities. Call for appointment.

WorkBC offers internet access for job searches, as well as assistance in putting together an application. They have a regularly updated pool of job vacancies.

Resources and information for single parents.

Counseling, advocacy/liaison, childcare referrals, emergency shelter for youth, assistance with clothing and household goods, employment services including a youth employment program, Peninsula Best Babies group for moms, Early Years services (including licensed child care) and a variety of pre-school programs & parent/kid drop-ins, other volunteer services including medical drives.

Family dinners every Thursday at 5:00PM.

Provides a free after hours drop-in for youth aged 13-18.

For families dealing with divorce or separation. Call for appointment.

Can facilitate connections to housing for low to moderate families, and other vulnerable groups.

For pregnant and early parenting women with children under 6 months impacted by substance use.

WorkBC offers internet access for job searches, as well as assistance in putting together an application. They have a regularly updated pool of job vacancies.

Offers a variety of child and family programs.

Youth and family services offered for indigenous families.

Provides a wide-range of services to families, including outreach services for young parents and women fleeing violence.

Provides mental health and substance supports for young families. Services include outreach, recovery housing, counselling and educational supports.

Services and family programs offered.

For self-identified women fleeing abuse.

Support and resources for young parents and pregnant women aged 13-29.

Food bank support service.

Food bank support service.

Food bank support service.

Food bank support service.

Food bank support service.

Food bank support service.

Food bank support service.

Bread offered for those in need.

Non-profit meal program providing accessible meals.

Offers one food hamper a month to vulnerable citizens in Victoria.

Meals and food hampers.

All welcome. Last person seen at 1:15PM, ID required. 1st and 2nd Friday of the month by appointment only, 3:00PM to 6:00PM.

Offers medical and health services with extended hours. Availability limited, recommend calling in advance.

Cool Aid accepts new patients every day except Friday, which is reserved for same-day treatment of existing patients. They also operate a mobile clinic with variable hours. Call to confirm details.

Limited spacing, please call ahead for an introduction. New patients are seen on a drop-in basis and are taken via draw from a lineup at 8:30am. It is intended to provide barrier-free access to healthcare for those who are precariously housed, homeless, and/or challenged by complex mental health and substance use issues. As a low-cost dental resource, The Cool Aid Dental Clinic provides dental health services (non-cosmetic) for vulnerable individuals - uninsured clients are seen at a 20% discount from the current BCDA fee guide with flexible payment plans.

Testing and hearing aid services for low-income deaf and Hard of Hearing adults.

Specializing in testing, treatment and support of individuals with communicable diseases.

Free testing for sexually transmitted infections. By appointment.

Diagnosis and treatment of medical (non-emergency) concerns.

Diagnosis and treatment of medical (non-emergency) concerns.

Diagnosis and treatment of medical (non-emergency) concerns.

Diagnosis and treatment of medical (non-emergency) concerns.

Diagnosis and treatment of medical (non-emergency) concerns.

Our Place offers a hygiene area, hair cuts, showers and medical support services. Please call ahead to confirm availability.

Mustard Seed offers a wellness room if the nurse is available. Please call ahead.

Diagnosis and treatment of medical (non-emergency) concerns.

Low-income and subsidized housing. Apply online.

The RAP is a provincial initiative to assist those at risk of homelessness.

Connects vulnerable individuals to a variety of housing services determined by their unique circumstances.

Provides housing for low to moderate income families, seniors and adults.

Housing for individuals recovering from mental illness.

Family housing for indigenous individuals. Fill out application online prior to accessing services.

Our Place Society has outreach staff that can begin the process of assisting vulnerable individuals in finding secure housing.

Working with clients already on the BC Housing Registry (see above), Pacifica is a bridge connecting vulnerable individuals with housing.

Transitional housing for men 19 and older.

BC Housing initiative to support BC seniors of low to moderate incomes with rental subsidies.

Outreach for indigenous housing referrals.

On the second and last Wednesday of each month, the ACEH Indigenous Women's Circle hosts cooking classes. These events include dinner.

On the first and second Friday of each month, the ACEH Indigenous Women's Circle hosts learning circles at the First Met United Church. These include lunches.

For indigenous individuals experiencing homelessness, ACEH offers a cultural activity and dinner every second Tuesday of each month.

The ACEH offers a variety of programs throughout the year, all centered on the identified needs of the Indigenous Street Community, such as monthly Building Community events, weekly Indigenous Women’s Circles, and quarterly healing & reconciliation events with the Victoria Police Department.

Resources and support for Métis peoples in Greater Victoria.

Family housing for indigenous individuals. Fill out application online prior to accessing services.

An on-site aboriginal housing support worker focused on finding and maintaining housing for the Aboriginal community.

The Indigenous Women's Action Group is focused on immediate needs like status cards, advocacy for cultural safety, fair medical treatment, knowledge exchange and resources.

Youth and family services offered for indigenous families.

Youth support workers, youth addictions and youth and family counsellors available. Call to access.

Provides affordable housing, emergency shelters, primary health & dental care, nutritious meals, wellness programs, employment, and volunteer opportunities.

PEERS offers resources and support for current and former sex workers.

BC's largest trans, Two-Spirit, nonbinary community organization. Educational and support services.