Surrey, B. C. , April 8, 2026 – As more women in the community face housing instability, food insecurity and distress, Sources Foundation brings back In Her Shoes on Friday, April 24 – a charity fashion show that creates space for real stories, shared experiences and community support. Taking place at Audi…
South Surrey and White Rock, B. C. – April 15 2024 – In Her Shoes, a charity fashion show that made waves at its debut last year, is back for its second year. To be held April 25 at West Coast Gardens in Surrey, the fundraiser’s goal is to generate $100, 000 for Sources Women’s Place. A community-funded centre operated by Sources Community Resources Society (SOURCES) in South Surrey/White Rock, Women’s Place offers free supports and resources to thousands of women in the community. Proceeds from the event will be used to increase the centre’s capacity and offer trauma counselling to more women.
The young girl seated across stared at me wide-eyed. Â She was a student on full scholarship and had just started on her undergrad degree. Â All through her high school years, she had looked forward to this time in her life. Â But things had turned out very differently in the past few months.…
Healing with the Arts is an eight-week group for people who have experienced childhood trauma, sexual assault and/or relationship abuse. This group and our services are open to all marginalized genders including women (cis and trans), Two-Spirit, trans and non-binary people. Topics covered include: Self-compassionThe window of toleranceGrounding…
Sources Trauma Counselling Program is offering a Coping Skills Group this summer for people impacted by interpersonal violence, historical abuse and sexual assault. This Group is open to all people who identify as female including CIS, Transwomen, Two-Spirit & Non-Binary.
With more people staying at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, instances of domestic and interpersonal violence have increased. In response to this, Sources Trauma Counselling Program has launched a confidential telephone line for victims: 604-335-6035.