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Network to Eliminate Violence in Relationship (NEVR)

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ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION:

The Network to Eliminate Violence in Relationships (NEVR) is a cross-sector nonprofit network that works to prevent and eliminate relationship violence through education, collaboration, and advocacy. It brings together professionals from health, social services, justice, education, government, and community organizations to share knowledge and improve systems. NEVR serves survivors, service providers, community members, and policymakers across British Columbia. Its impact includes developing free toolkits, hosting training and conferences, and influencing policy and practice, helping communities better recognize, prevent, and respond to violence.

"What makes your organization’s work important in Surrey and area?"

"What programs or services do you currently offer?"

NEVR offers a range of programs and services focused on education, prevention, and collaboration to address relationship violence: 1. Public Education & Training Workshops, training sessions, and community education initiatives to help people recognize and respond to abuse. 2. Toolkits & Resources Free, evidence-based toolkits (e.g., elder abuse, youth relationships, violence intervention) designed for organizations and communities to use and adapt. 3. Conferences & Events Annual conferences and regular meetings that bring together professionals across sectors to share knowledge and improve responses. 4. Networking & Collaboration A cross-sector network connecting health, justice, education, and community organizations to coordinate services and break silos. 5. Knowledge Mobilization & Advocacy Research translation, policy input, and system mapping to identify gaps and improve services. 6. Campaigns & Community Initiatives Public awareness campaigns (e.g., elder abuse prevention) that provide practical tools and outreach across communities.

"Who benefits from your work?"

NEVR’s work benefits a wide range of individuals and systems across British Columbia: 1.) Survivors and those at risk of relationship violence, through improved awareness, safer pathways to support, and more coordinated services. 2.) Service providers (health, social services, justice, education), through training, toolkits, and opportunities to collaborate and strengthen practice. 3.) Community organizations and leaders, by providing ready-to-use resources and campaigns to support prevention efforts 4.) Policymakers and systems leaders, through research-informed insights that help improve policies and service delivery 5.) The broader public, by increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and promoting safer, more informed communities. Ultimately, NEVR’s work helps build stronger, more connected systems and safer communities for everyone.

WE SERVE THESE POPULATIONS: 

    Women, Children & Youth, Newcomers, Indigenous Communities, LGBTQ2S+, Seniors

WE ADDRESS THESE ISSUES:

    Health & Wellness, Safety

For more information or to support our work

Contact Information:

Balbir Gurm

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CRA Registration Number

78397 3407 RR 0001

+1 778-322-2570

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Email: info@surreycares.org

Phone: 604-591-2699

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P.O. Box 34089,

RPO Cloversquare,

Surrey, BC,

Canada V3S 8C4

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Charitable Registration:

892378043 RR0001

SurreyCares acknowledge that our work is carried out on the shared and unceded traditional territories of the Fraser Salish People, including the Kwantlen, Katzie, QayQayt, Semiahmoo, and Tsawwassen. We are grateful to the Indigenous peoples who have cared for these lands since time immemorial.

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