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Family members and friends

Last updated on November 26, 2024

Services and resources are available for family members or friends of those involved in the criminal justice system in B.C.

Family and friends of children

  • Child Find B.C.
  • Children of the Street Society
  • Ministry of Children and Family Development
  • Safe and healthy schools

Family and friends of victims

  • Crime Victim Assistance Program
  • Victim Safety Unit (Victim Services)

Family and friends of accused or convicted

  • BC Corrections
  • Bail in B.C.
  • Canadian Families and Corrections Network
  • Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies
  • John Howard Society of B.C.
  • Visiting and communicating with an inmate (Correctional Service Canada)

Related links

  • ClicklawĀ 
  • Reporting child abuseĀ 
  • Support for new immigrants to B.C.Ā 
  • Legal Aid BCĀ 
  • VictimLinkĀ 
Criminal justice glossary

Check our alphabetical list of criminal justice terms along with their definitions.

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