Building a community of support for survivors of political violence and torture
Through our community partnerships, our goal is to support survivors overcome the legacy of oppression and live with dignity.
What we do
We collaborate with health professionals, social service agencies, immigrant settlement workers and the broader community to ensure that the needs of survivors of torture are recognized and met at all levels.
Interconnectedness Initiative
Eight mental health and settlement agencies in Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island are joining forces to support survivors of torture and their communities.
The VCST is looking for a Project Manager for Phase III of the Interconnectedness Initiative, funded by the Victoria Foundation. Please view the Contract Posting below. Thank you for considering this important work.
Interested in learning more or getting involved?
Help us support survivors of torture in our community.
News, updates & events
Interconnectedness Initiative key findings and next steps
The Interconnectedness Initiative: A collaborative initiative to support survivors of torture
Announcing our phone line for community members
After Arrival
Join us online for the premiere of the film, After Arrival, June 19
