The Angel Shot Code
Sexual Assault Prevention and Bystander Intervention in Bars and Restaurants
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Are you in immediate danger, or do you need to report a completed or attempted crime?
If you need immediate emergency help, please contact 911
If you do not need immediate emergency help but would still like to make a police report or seek other formal services, please contact:
- West Vancouver Police Department Non-Emergency: 604-925-7300
- North Vancouver RCMP Non-Emergency: 604-985-1311
- Crime Victim Assistance Program: 1-866-660-3888 or email: cvap@gov.bc.ca
- HealthLinkBC: 811
If you need medical attention following an instance of sexual or gender-based violence, please contact:
- Vancouver General Hospital Sexual Assault Service, Phone: (604) 875-2881
Lions Gate Hospital now has a forensic nursing program, a service previously not offered in North Vancouver.
If you would like to speak with a rape crisis worker, crisis services worker, victim services worker, or need emotional support following an instance of sexual or gender-based violence, please contact:
- Family Services North Shore's Sexual Assault Response Program 24/7 Support Line: 604-924-7676
- Salal Sexual Assault Support Services 24-Hour Crisis and Information Line: 604-255-6344
- VictimLink BC: Call 1-800-563-0808 | text 604 836-6381 | email VictimLinkBC@bc211.ca
If you would like to read about your options for seeking help and support after an instance of sexual or gender-based violence, please visit:
-Help Starts Here: Information on Sexual Assault
If you have been targeted by sexual or gender-based violence, it is not your fault, and reporting it is your choice. For more resources on sexual assault, rape, and other forms of gender-based violence, visit the North Shore Women's Centre at 131 East 2nd Street, North Vancouver.
A coordinated response
About the Sexual Assault Prevention in Bars and Restaurants initiative
The NSWC will administer a series of follow-up efforts to measure the efficacy of the initiative. We will then share the results and engage the community in discussions of the continuation of the program.