Vancouver Women’s Health Collective

This document, produced by the Vancouver Women's Health Collective (VWHC), provides information for people who want to anonymously report sexual abuse by a doctor in BC, as well as warning signs of possible sexual misconduct by psychotherapists.

This document contains a list of abortion clinics in Vancouver as well as Kelowna, and a list of abortion support services in Vancouver and Burnaby. The document, prepared by the Vancouver Women's Health Collective (VWHC), also provides information on how to get an abortion in BC, how much it costs (based on eligibility for coverage), and the difference between having an abortion at a hospital versus at a clinic. The document also describes the difference between a surgical and a medical abortion, and information about the emergency contraceptive pill (also called the morning after pill).

A leaflet inviting women to attend the Community Health Advocate (CHA) Project's planning meeting, hosted by the Vancouver Women's Health Collective (VWHC). The meeting was set to share ideas about goals for the planning session, the CHA education workshops, CHA manual revisions, and fundraising.

A series of questions posed to the electoral candidates of the provincial election in 2005, by the 52% Coalition, a non-partisan coalition of women encouraging women to vote, and calling for women's issues to be included on the electoral agenda. The questions address topics such as the re-establishment of the Ministry of Women's Equality, MSP premiums, legal aid, access to childcare, women and work, and women and social assistance.