Vancouver-Aboriginal Community-Policing

Vancouver-Aboriginal Community-Policing The VACPC is guided by mandates from the Aboriginal community in Vancouver:

1.

Reduce over-representation of Aboriginal people in at-risk or criminal circumstances
2. Build community support and participation for community policing and safety issues

WE’RE HIRING: WOMEN’S SUPPORT COORDINATORTemporary Full-Time Employment Opportunity!The Vancouver Aboriginal Community P...
08/04/2026

WE’RE HIRING: WOMEN’S SUPPORT COORDINATOR
Temporary Full-Time Employment Opportunity!

The Vancouver Aboriginal Community Policing Centre (VACPC) is seeking applicants for our Women’s Coordinator (Temporary Full-Time) position. The VACPC is a non-profit organization working to address issues of injustice, improve safety for Indigenous people and improve relations between the Indigenous community and the Vancouver Police Department through education, awareness and open dialogue. The primary responsibility of this position is to coordinate and provide support for the women and their families and connecting them with community resources. The work takes a cultural approach to healing the effects of inter-generational trauma related to colonization. The goal is to assist families in moving towards health and healing through greater connection with culture, community, friends, and family. We work closely with many community partners and agencies.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Client outreach, referrals, and support
• Connecting women and families with community resources
• Crisis support and advocacy
• Documentation and reporting
• Building and maintaining community partnerships
• Program planning and development
• Maintaining confidentiality and handling sensitive information

QUALIFICATIONS & ASSETS

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent training and experience
• Minimum 3 years’ experience working with Indigenous people in community programs
• Knowledge of MMIWG2S+, colonization, and intergenerational trauma
• Experience providing crisis support
• Knowledge of Indigenous cultural customs and traditions
• Community outreach, facilitation, and public relations experience
• Strong communication, organization, and computer skills
• Cultural sensitivity, professionalism, and a commitment to health, wellness, and self-care
• Preference may be given to applicants of Indigenous ancestry (Section 41 BC Human Rights Code)
• Police Information Check required

POSITION DETAILS

Temporary Full-time: 37.5 hours per week
Maternity Leave Coverage
Wages: $58,000-$64,000 Annually, commensurate with experience

Location: Vancouver Aboriginal Community Policing Centre
1719 Franklin Street, Vancouver, BC V5L 1P6

To apply: Please submit a cover letter and resume to
[email protected]

VACPC will only contact qualified applicants to schedule an interview.

Please share this opportunity with anyone who may be a great fit for our team!

Today, our staff and volunteers had the privilege of attending Lotus Light Community Caring Day in Vancouver’s Downtown ...
07/26/2026

Today, our staff and volunteers had the privilege of attending Lotus Light Community Caring Day in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.

Thank you to our incredible volunteers and staff for taking the time to represent our organization and support this meaningful day of community care.

We’re also grateful to Lotus Light Charity Society and the Strathcona Community Policing Centre for inviting us to participate. It was an honour to join community partners, volunteers, and local organizations in supporting the DTES neighbours through food distribution, connection, and care.

The Indigenous Tools for Living (ITFL) program offers a trauma-informed approach rooted in Indigenous knowledge, mindful...
07/23/2026

The Indigenous Tools for Living (ITFL) program offers a trauma-informed approach rooted in Indigenous knowledge, mindfulness, and self-regulation techniques.

Who is this for?
ITFL is open to everyone including, service providers, and community members seeking practical strategies for healing, resilience, and well-being.

What to Expect:
Teachings grounded in Indigenous ways of knowing
Mindfulness-based practices for self-care & community care
Tools to navigate stress and trauma in a good way
A safe, supportive space for learning and connection
Upcoming Cohorts Available!

For more information or to register, contact:
Tabatha Frank at 604-678-3790 or by email [email protected]

CREW & VACPC First Paddle of the Year!!!Join Us for Pulling Together 2026We’ve been preparing since October, and we’re e...
07/06/2026

CREW & VACPC First Paddle of the Year!!!

Join Us for Pulling Together 2026

We’ve been preparing since October, and we’re excited to come together again as a canoe family for this year’s Pulling Together Canoe Journey. Whether you’re returning or joining us for the first time, we welcome you to be part of the journey.

Saturday Paddle Practices
10:00 AM: Meet at Collingwood Neighbourhood House (CNH) to prepare the canoe.
12:00 PM: Meet at Vanier for practice on the water.

Who Can Join
Youth participants must be 14–24 years old to take part in the Canoe Journey.

Participation in the program is required. Please refer to the CNH Indigenous Peoples July Calendar for program dates and details.

Mandatory Meeting
Sunday, July 20
6:00–8:00 PM
Collingwood Neighbourhood House – Program Room

Interested in volunteering or have questions? Please connect with Eileen, Kate, or Reg for more information.

We look forward to paddling together, learning from one another, building relationships, and strengthening our canoe family. We hope you’ll join us this season

CREW & VACPC Canoe Family – Join Us for Pulling Together 2026We’ve been preparing since October, and we’re excited to co...
07/04/2026

CREW & VACPC Canoe Family – Join Us for Pulling Together 2026

We’ve been preparing since October, and we’re excited to come together again as a canoe family for this year’s Pulling Together Canoe Journey. Whether you’re returning or joining us for the first time, we welcome you to be part of the journey.

Saturday Paddle Practices

10:00 AM: Meet at Collingwood Neighbourhood House (CNH) to prepare the canoe.
12:00 PM: Meet at Vanier for practice on the water.

Who Can Join

Youth participants must be 14–24 years old to take part in the Canoe Journey.

Participation in the program is required. Please refer to the CNH Indigenous Peoples July Calendar for program dates and details.

Mandatory Meeting
Sunday, July 20
6:00–8:00 PM
Collingwood Neighbourhood House – Program Room

Interested in volunteering or have questions? Please connect with Eileen, Kate, or Reg for more information.

We look forward to paddling together, learning from one another, building relationships, and strengthening our canoe family. We hope you’ll join us this season.

What a beautiful day to come together and celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day!We want to send a huge thank you to ...
06/22/2026

What a beautiful day to come together and celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day!

We want to send a huge thank you to the incredible staff at Britannia Community Services Centre. Your hard work, dedication, and all the love you put into this event did not go unnoticed. Our hands go up to each and every one of you. Another big thank you to all the partners involved, Vancouver Aboriginal Child & Family Services Society (VACFSS), Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House, Sage Nation Society, Slaxin Lelum, and Reach Community Health Centre. Thank you to our host Laura Lewis, along with the amazing performances that brought so much talent, creativity, and community spirit together.

A special thank you as well to the Strathcona CPC, the VPD Indigenous Cadets and VACPC volunteers for coming out and supporting the National Indigenous Peoples Day event at Grandview Park today. We are so grateful for your time, energy, and willingness to volunteer and help make the day such a success.

Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day, everyone!

National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration presented by Vancouver Aboriginal Community Policing Centre (VACPC), Britann...
06/18/2026

National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration presented by Vancouver Aboriginal Community Policing Centre (VACPC), Britannia Community Services Centre, Vancouver Aboriginal Child & Family Services Society (VACFSS), Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House, Sage Nation Society, Slaxin Lelum, and Reach Community Health Centre.
Hosted by Luara Lewis, featuring The ELECTRIC WARRIOR BAND, Dem Rosé Boys, Sage Smoke & Deadly Kid & Vibe King + CULTURAL PERFORMANCES + LIVE ART+ INDIGENOUS MARKET

National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration presented by Vancouver Aboriginal Community Policing Centre (VACPC), Britannia Community Services Centre, Vancouver Aboriginal Child & Family Services Society (VACFSS), Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House, Sage Nation Society, Slaxin Lelum, and Reach Community Health Centre.

Hosted by Luara Lewis, featuring The ELECTRIC WARRIOR BAND, Dem Rosé Boys, Sage Smoke & Deadly Kid & Vibe King + CULTURAL PERFORMANCES + LIVE ART+ INDIGENOUS MARKET

National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration presented by Vancouver Aboriginal Community Policing Centre (VACPC), Britann...
05/31/2026

National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration presented by Vancouver Aboriginal Community Policing Centre (VACPC), Britannia Community Services Centre, Vancouver Aboriginal Child & Family Services Society (VACFSS), Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House, Sage Nation Society, Slaxin Lelum, and Reach Community Health Centre.

Hosted by Luara Lewis, featuring The ELECTRIC WARRIOR BAND, Dem Rosé Boys, Sage Smoke & Deadly Kid & Vibe King + CULTURAL PERFORMANCES + LIVE ART+ INDIGENOUS MARKET

Address

1719 Franklin Street
Vancouver, BC
V5L1P6

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16046783790

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