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Housing and homelessness in Campbell River, British Columbia

North Island Safe Home Program

Offered by Campbell River And North Island Transition Society

Website checked March 2026

In short

The Gold River and Cortes Island Safe Home Programs offer... Safe and immediate shelter for women and their dependent children.

Updated
This organization's address is confidential and is not published.
Who it is for
Children, Women; Women, Children (4-12)
What it helps with
Help right now, A safe place to sleep tonight, A home I can afford, Help with drinking or drugs, Safety from harm, Knowing where to go, Help with my mental health, A fresh start
Bring
Frequency limit
Cost and access
Free
How to reach
(250) 286-3666 · Website
Last verified
, by HelpSeeker
About this service

The Gold River and Cortes Island Safe Home Programs offer...

  • Safe and immediate shelter for women and their dependent children.
  • Confidentiality, respect, acceptance, and understanding.
  • Comfortable environment, food, and basic personal needs.
  • Information, support, counselling, and referrals - call the transition house at (250) 287-3666 or the safe home coordinator at 250-287-7384.
  • The transition house counsellors on our 24-hour crisis line can help with:
  • Referral to immediate safe shelter in Gold River and Cortes Island.
  • Safety issues and safety plans.
  • Arranging transportation to Campbell River if needed.
  • Individual support.
  • Referral to the Stopping the Violence counsellor who travels to Gold River once per week. For more information contact 250-286-3666.
  • There is supportive counselling available on Cortes Island for women who are having relationship challenges. For more information, contact 250-287-7384.
Who can use it?

Women and their dependent children who have experienced, or at risk of abuse, threats, or violence.

How do I get in touch?

Call (250) 286-3666, or use the website.

Phone
(250) 286-3666
Website
https://www.annelmorehouse.ca/safe-homes

Listed in Campbell River, British Columbia.