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A navigating service who connect people to different community resources such as housing support, mental health, legal, food and shelter, etc.
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No, we are a local non-profit charity and non-partisan organization in Vancouver. We are not affiliated with any political parties.
We are a cultural based organization. We provide Mandarin and Cantonese interpretation and translation services for criminal related, non-emergency matters. We also provide victim services for victims of crime.
No. For emergency situations, please call 911.
The role of a community policing centre is to bridge the gap between the general public and the resource providers. We are like a middle person connecting the client to resources depending on the situation and client’s needs.
No. We are a local non-profit charity organization in Vancouver. We do not have any connection with China.
No. Chinese Community Policing Centre is a local non-profit, civilian organization. None of our staff members are sworn police officers. We work closely with the Vancouver Police Department as an agency partner.
