BC Society of Transition Houses: federal grants and contributions

Updated 12 October 2026 · Vancouver, BC · grants and contributions register

BC Society of Transition Houses: federal grants and contributions: 6 agreements; $2.1M value; 3 departments; 5 programs.

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6agreements
$2.1Mvalue
3departments
5programs

Largest agreements

PEACE for Canadian Children & Youth: Training and Peer Mentorship for Women’s Shelters in Northern, Rural and Remote Communities to Build Specialized Supports for Children & Youth Survivors and Witnesses of Gender-Based Violence$850Kvalue2021start2024end

This 38-month project will test a remote training and mentorship program for shelter workers to better support vulnerable children and youth in northern, rural and remote areas who have experienced and/or witnessed gender-based violence. The project will be based on the Prevention, Education, Advocacy, Counselling, and Empowerment (PEACE) Program developed by BC Society of Transition Houses (BCSTH) for children and youth responding to violence. Through this initiative, the BCSTH will collaborate with Women’s Shelters Canada to adapt, test and evaluate the PEACE program resources and training m

Cedar Blankets: Building wraparound supports & reducing barriers for Indigenous women and children to transition houses and safe homes$800Kvalue2019start2023end

This 47-month project will increase access to transition houses for Indigenous women and children by testing a service model, “Cedar Blankets: Building wraparound supports & reducing barriers for Indigenous women and children to transition houses and safe homes,” aimed at developing culturally informed practices in transition houses and safe homes in British Columbia.

Getting Home: Overcoming Barriers to Housing After Violence$333Kvalue2018start–end
SAFETY NET: Assessing Privacy Enhancing Technologies to Enhance Organizational Technology Practices used by Canadian Anti-Violence Organizations to Protect the Privacy and Security of Women and Children$60.0Kvalue2018start–end

Research and knowledge transation regarding the use of online databases by Canadian anti-violence organizations.

Getting Home: Overcoming Barriers to Housing After Violence$38.0Kvalue2018start2021end

This 42-month project will find sustainable solutions to systemic and institutional housing barriers for women who are victims of domestic violence in British Columbia to improve their economic security. The barriers are diverse, ranging from bias and stigma associated with being on income assistance, to barriers such as the need for positive landlord references and the lack of affordable units. The organization will partner with agencies to implement solutions within four communities across BC and address identified barriers through new policies, protocols, and approaches that will be widely

Reducing Barriers for Indigenous Women & Children to Transition Houses & Safe Homes$25.0Kvalue2018start2019end

The development of a Project Implementation Plan to increase access to transition houses for Indigenous women and children by testing a service model, “Reducing Barriers for Indigenous Women and their Children,” aimed at developing culturally informed practices in transition houses in British Columbia.

Departments

Women and Gender Equality Canada3agreements$1.7Mvalue3programs
  • Gender-Based Violence Program
  • Department for Women and Gender Equality
  • Women's Program

All grants from Women and Gender Equality Canada

Status of Women Canada2agreements$358Kvalue1programs
Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada1agreements$60.0Kvalue1programs

Years

20211agreements$850Kvalue1programs
  • Gender-Based Violence Program
20191agreements$800Kvalue1programs
  • Department for Women and Gender Equality
20184agreements$456Kvalue3programs
  • Status of Women Canada
  • Contributions Program
  • Women's Program

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Source: Government of Canada proactive disclosure of grants and contributions (open.canada.ca, dataset 432527ab-7aac-45b5-81d6-7597107a7013), 1,327,352 rows as published, collapsed to one agreement per agreement number (per reference number where none is given) at its latest amendment, which carries the full agreement value. Years are the agreement start year. Agreements with individuals are counted but not named.