PMPD Victim Services Unit

PMPD Victim Services Unit Port Moody Police Victim Services Unit provides information, support, and referrals to those impacted by crime of trauma in our community.

Port Moody Police Victim Services Unit provides information, support and referrals to those impacted by crime of trauma in our community. Victims of crime and trauma experience and manifest various symptoms due to a critical incident. We see individuals presenting with a variety of needs and issues and respond to each unique scenario with professionalism, empathy, and the skills required to both support and educate those affected.

▫️ Prevention Starts with Awareness ▫️ April 19th to 25th 2026 marks the annual “Prevention of Violence Against Women We...
04/21/2026

▫️ Prevention Starts with Awareness ▫️

April 19th to 25th 2026 marks the annual “Prevention of Violence Against Women Week” here in British Columbia.

This week serves as a reminder of the ongoing violence related issues women face on a daily basis. Throughout the week you will see us here at PMPD Victim Services, highlighting resources available to women who are experiencing violence here in the Tri-Cities.

So keep your 👀’s peeled on our stories this week to learn more about services available in our community and how violence continues to impact women and girls.

🌸 Stop the sexual exploitation of children and youth awareness week is March 9th-15th 2026 🌸 For 28 years, this week has...
03/10/2026

🌸 Stop the sexual exploitation of children and youth awareness week is March 9th-15th 2026 🌸

For 28 years, this week has helped bring communities together to raise awareness and take action to prevent the sexual exploitation of children and youth.

How to support:
- Fuchsia Daisys are available through Vancity and Canadian Tire. The funds raised through this campaign support the delivery of prevention workshops that help young people learn how to keep safe from sexual exploitation.

For more information, visit

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Today is a day to honour the strength, dignity and advocacy of survivors and intergenerational survivors,  by learning a...
09/30/2025

Today is a day to honour the strength, dignity and advocacy of survivors and intergenerational survivors,  by learning and talking about Indian Residential Schools and remembering the children who never came home. It's a chance to engage and educate more British Columbians about the history of colonialism and how it has and continues to impact First Nations, Métis and Inuit today.

Reference: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/governments/indigenous-people/national-day-for-truth-and-reconciliation

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3051 St. Johns Street
Port Moody, BC
V3H2C4

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Tuesday 8am - 10pm
Wednesday 8am - 10pm
Thursday 8am - 10pm
Friday 8am - 10pm

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