Victoria Sexual Assault Centre is hiring a Victim Service Worker (VSW) – Justice to provide support and information to survivors of sexualized violence and support their access to and participation in the criminal justice system.

Gender equality is about more than equal opportunities. It also means having the safety, autonomy and freedom to participate fully in our lives and communities. During Gender Equality Week, the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre explores the connection between gender equality and sexualized violence – and why creating safer communities is essential to achieving equality.

Victoria Sexual Assault Centre is hiring a Volunteer Coordinator to lead and support our volunteer program, including recruitment, training, coordination, and volunteer engagement.

Victoria Sexual Assault Centre was proud to participate in Pride 2026 at James Bay Park, connecting with around 100 community members through conversation, Jenga trivia, and celebration while sharing information about our services.

Every year, volunteers bring the Triathlon of Compassion to life. Learn how their dedication supports survivors in our community and how you can get involved.

Following CBC News reporting on the Saanich voyeurism case, the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre joins calls for better communication and trauma-informed responses for individuals potentially affected. With hundreds of victims involved and ongoing uncertainty about identification, VSAC emphasizes survivor-centred approaches, clear communication, and accessible support services.

FemXpo at UVic connects students with consent education, sexual health information, and support resources from the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre and community partners.