Safe Harbours in the Comox Valley

Congratulations to the following organizations for joining the Comox Valley Safe Harbour Program

Courtenay:

• Ansley & Company Inc.
  
• Atlas Café
  
• Brambles Market
  
• Canadian Red Cross
  
• Community Futures Strathcona
  
• Comox Valley Community Adult Literacy and Learning Society
  
  1. Adult Learning Centre
     
  2. Immigrant Settlement Office
  
  
• Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Centre.
  
• Comox Valley Community Justice Centre
  
• Comox Valley Family Services Association
  
• Comox Valley Transition Society
  
• Comox Valley Women’s Resource Centre
  
• Courtenay Recreation Association
  
  1. Lewis Centre
     
  2. The LINC
     
  3. Native Sons Hall
     
  4. Florence Filberg Centre & Evergreen Seniors
  
  
• Green Room Interiors
  
• Home Style Laundry & Postal Outlet
  
• House of Colour
  
• John Howard Society of the North Island
  
• Laughing Oyster Book Shop
  
• Marigold Natural Pharmacy
  
• Market Travel
  
• Mudsharks Coffee Bar
  
• Mudsharks on 5th
  
• Salvation Army Thrift Store (Kirkpatrick)
  
• Service Canada Centre
  
• The Job Shop
  
• Triumph Vocational Services
  
• Too Good to Be Threw Thrift Store
  
• Vancouver Island Health Authority
  
  1. Public Health Nursing
     
  2. Nursing Centre
  
  
• Vancouver Island MusicFest
  
• Vital Ink Tattoo and Body Piercing
  
• Valley Links; Home of Volunteer Comox Valley
  
• Zocalo Café
  

Comox

• Avenue Bistro

Cumberland

• Cumberland Hotel
  
• Cumberland Village Bakery
  
• Dodge City Video
  
• Seeds Natural Foods Market
  
• Tarbells Café and Gallery
  
• Vancouver Island Regional Library - Cumberland Branch

Regional District

• Hornby Island Credit Union
  
• Lighthouse Community Branch Credit Union - Bowser
  
• Union Bay Credit Union

These businesses have committed to:

• Treating all people with fairness and respect;
  
• Providing temporary refuge to anyone being harassed, bullied or
• feeling unsafe;
  
• Having employees prepared to welcome and celebrate diversity.
  

Safe Harbour is about equitable treatment for all, and that includes staff members taking time to treat each and every customer with respect, no matter who they are.
Employees are also prepared to assist anyone who is feeling unsafe or harassed and need a temporary safe place.

If you are being bullied or harassed, stores that display this colourful window decal are a safe place to go.