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Provides policing services to Abbotsford. Front counter hours are 9 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. Calls are answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Provided by Abbotsford Police Department
1 other services offered by this agency
Serves victims of all types of crime or trauma, including those injured and bereaved by accused that are not identified or charged.
Provides emotional support, form completion assistance, justice system information and liaison, practical assistance, and referral to other victim services/community agencies. Also offers case status, court accompaniment and orientation, court dates, and information about court proceedings. Office hours are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday; after-hours services are only provided at the request of the Abbotsford Police Department. Funding provided by the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General (MPSSG).
Provided by Abbotsford Police Department
1 other services offered by this agency
Provides services to youth and young adults at risk for gang participation, with the intent to divert them away from a criminal lifestyle.
Provides services to youth and young adults at risk for gang participation, with the intent to divert them away from a criminal lifestyle. Aims to create a long-term, integrated response through community engagement, prevention, and intervention. Prevention involves engagement, education, and empowerment. Intervention service primarily focuses on youth ages 12 to 19, but may also benefit young adults ages 19 to 30. Service delivery can also be extended to family members or peers, if those individuals are a positive influence and do not support criminal behaviour. A screening process is required to assess eligibility for the program. Service is offered in English and Punjabi. Open referral by phone or online form. A voicemail can also be left with information about youth who are referred; the mailbox is checked during business hours. Serves Abbotsford.
Aims to create a long-term, integrated response through community engagement, prevention, and intervention. Prevention involves engagement, education, and empowerment. Intervention service primarily focuses on youth ages 12 to 19, but may also benefit young adults ages 19 to 30. Service delivery can also be extended to family members or peers, if those individuals are a positive influence and do not support criminal behaviour. A screening process is required to assess eligibility for the program. Service is offered in English and Punjabi. Open referral by phone or online form. A voicemail can also be left with information about youth who are referred; the mailbox is checked during business hours. Serves Abbotsford.