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Legacy Giving

Legacy Giving

by | May 12, 2020 | Support CVTS

LEGACY GIVING Whether it is through a gift in a will or securities, or a gift of life insurance or retirement funds, legacy giving is a powerful way to create a better future for women, children and families in the Comox Valley.  The gifts that cost you nothing (or...
Items that are always in need

Items that are always in need

by | May 12, 2020 | Support CVTS

Donations of everyday items help us to support women, children and families in need.  The following is a list of items always needed for Lilli House residents, for women who are unsheltered or those living in poverty. Food Gift Cards (e.g. Real Canadian...
Volunteer

Volunteer

by | May 12, 2020 | Support CVTS

Volunteer  Volunteers play an important role in supporting our programs. We hold volunteer training sessions several times a year for current volunteers and for anyone who is thinking about volunteering. Some of our volunteer opportunities are:  Child-minding...
Housing & Homelessness Prevention

Housing & Homelessness Prevention

by | Mar 29, 2020 | Programs

Housing & Homelessness Prevention With more than 30 years experience of supporting women and their children who have experienced violence in their homes and in their lives, CVTS is acutely aware of the need for safe, affordable, appropriate and supportive housing...
Men’s Group

Men’s Group

by | Jan 20, 2020 | Programs

MEN’S GROUP Men’s Group is a free open drop-in group and is facilitated by two experienced counsellors who will support men in respectfully managing the challenges they face in their relationships with others (e.g. their partners, ex-partners), their...

In solidarity

The Comox Valley Transition Society is deeply saddened to learn of the finding of unmarked graves of children at the sites of several former residential schools.

As an anti-oppressive organization working to end violence, poverty and homelessness we recognize that the residential school system was part of a larger system of racism and cultural genocide that continues to this day and continues to impact the lives of First Nations, Inuit and Metis persons and communities.

CVTS is committed to listening to, and learning from, Indigenous staff, clients and community partners and to taking action towards the implementation of recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that pertain to our work.

Click here to view some recommendations of what we can all do from the Indian Residential School Survivor Society with additions from the BC Society of Transition Houses.