The Hope2Health Project

The Hope2Health project is an initiative of the Ending Violence Association of BC (EVA BC). The project is generously funded by Women and Gender Equality (WAGE) Canada.

The project goal is to strengthen and develop partnerships between anti-violence and health sectors to enhance cross-sector collaboration and action on sexual assault in British Columbia.

The Hope2Health Hub is a provincial resource for healthcare professionals and community-based sexual assault service providers. The goal of the Hub is to enhance knowledge and best practices by addressing gaps in sexual assault services and connecting service providers to information.

The links below will direct you to sexual assault care resources that are specific to anti-violence workers and healthcare professionals.

Sexual Assault and Consent

Addressing misconceptions of sexual assault and consent can support survivors with decisions about accessing healthcare.

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Changing Perceptions of Sexual Assault

The Changing Perceptions of Sexual Assault research project was a multi-year partnership between BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre and the Ending Violence Association of BC to understand what supported or created barriers for people to disclose sexual assault and access sexual assault services in BC.  

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Best Principles and Practices for Sexual Assault Response

The Best Principles and Practices Guideline for Sexual Assault Response are based on the information gathered through the Hope2Health project and Changing Perceptions of Sexual Assault research report. The goal of this resource is to help inform policies and improve sexual assault healthcare practices in BC.

Click here to access the Guideline.

Questions? Contact our Community Coordination for Survivor Safety (CCSS) team at ccss@endingviolence.org.