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VICCIR is Urgently Seeking Interpreters
Read more →: VICCIR is Urgently Seeking InterpretersVICCIR’s interpreters support clear, accurate, and culturally respectful communication between VICCIR clients and counsellors during mental-health counselling sessions.
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Health and Cultural Ambassador Training
Read more →: Health and Cultural Ambassador TrainingRegister now to express interest in becoming a Health and Cultural Ambassador with VICCIR
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Victoria Vietnamese Seniors Group
Read more →: Victoria Vietnamese Seniors GroupThe Vancouver Island Counselling Centre for Immigrants and Refugees (VICCIR), in association with the Van Hanh Temple invites Vietnamese seniors to the Victoria Vietnamese Seniors (55+) Group. This…
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2026 AGM
Read more →: 2026 AGMVICCIR’s 2026 AGM is happening soon! Please submit your dues in order to attend the meeting. You can either use the QR code below the photo image or…
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Women’s Voices Support Group
Read more →: Women’s Voices Support GroupWomen’s Voices is a support group for women who want a space to process experiences related to gender-based violence and intergenerational trauma.
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Iranian Student Support Group
Read more →: Iranian Student Support GroupThis support group provides space to hear how others are managing and to share ideas and strategies that support well-being.
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Ukrainian Support Group
Read more →: Ukrainian Support GroupThis initiative creates space for connection, community, inclusion, and access to culturally responsive emotional support.
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Where Dignity is Restored, One Conversation at a Time
Read more →: Where Dignity is Restored, One Conversation at a TimeSome wounds don’t announce themselves. They surface quietly, in the spaces between what we say we’re struggling with and what’s actually weighing on us. That was true for…
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Gaining an Understanding Leading to Self-Compassion
Read more →: Gaining an Understanding Leading to Self-CompassionSome people arrive at VICCIR carrying histories most of us can scarcely imagine. One client had survived both war and torture—experiences that leave imprints far deeper than memory,…
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