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Anti-Violence Resources

Disability Alliance BC (DABC) has created a series of Help Sheets on a number of topics on the criminal justice system – how it works and what to expect – in both English and French. These Help Sheets will help people with disabilities to increase their understanding of the procedures and processes they will go through if they have been a victim of a crime.


Help Sheet: Comment Rédiger Votre Déclaration de la Victime
Help Sheet: Comment Signaler un Crime à la Police
Help Sheet: Going to Court and Being a Witness
Help Sheet: How to Report a Crime to Police
Help Sheet: How to Write Your Victim Impact Statement
Help Sheet: I've Been Sexually Assaulted: Who Can I Tell?
Help Sheet: Que Faire si Vous Avez été Victime d'une Agression Sexuelle
Help Sheet: Se Présenter Devant le Tribunal et Agir Comme Témoin
Help Sheet: What To Do If You Have Been Sexually Assaulted
Inclusion In Practice: Helping People with Intellectual Disabilities Experiencing Gender-Based Violence
Inclusive Communication, Outreach, and Engagement: A Checklist for Anti-Violence Services Supporting Indigenous Women Living with Disabilities and a Diversity of Women with Disabilities
Right to be Safe: Creating Inclusive Services for Women with Disabilities Experiencing Violence
What is Gender-based Violence? A Plain Language Guide for People with Intellectual Disabilities
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After much discussion and consideration of the risks associated with COVID-19 as well as the needs of clients who require in-person support, DABC’s office will re-open soon to some clients. We will be re-opening using a staggered approach to lessen risk and allow us to adjust to welcoming clients to a new space.Click here for more info.

Since 1977, Disability Alliance BC has been a provincial, cross-disability voice in British Columbia. Our mission is to support people, with all disabilities, to live with dignity, independence and as equal and full participants in the community. We champion issues impacting the lives of people with disabilities through our direct services, community partnerships, advocacy, research and publications.

We acknowledge and have deep gratitude to work together on the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓ əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Selíl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations of the Coast Salish people. We honour the many territorial keepers of the lands.

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