Important Notice:
Effective October 7, 2019 there will be a change in the Hours of Operation.
The change in hours is as follows:
9 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
9 AM to 7 PM, Thursday
Tri-City Transitions Society
Tri-City Transitions supports all individuals who have experienced domestic violence, and offers women and children a safe, secure place to rest, rejuvenate, and rebuild their lives. If you or someone you know needs help, contact us.
Immediate Help
If you need to speak with someone at an emergency shelter in the Tri-Cities Area or for 24-hour crisis support, call us at Joy’s Place:
(604) 492-1700
or call Victim Link:
1-800-563-0808
For additional resources dial 2-1-1 for BC211
Additional Resource for Teens:
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