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What are the requirements of a volunteer

You must meet the following criteria to be a volunteer:

  • be 18 years of age or older
  • able to volunteer a minimum 4 hours a month
  • possess good interpersonal skills - must speak English fluently, other languages are an asset
  • must enjoy working with the public
  • must be a team player
  • willing to undergo a police security clearance check
  • must keep information confidential
 




Welcome to the West End - Coal Harbour Community Policing Centre Webpage.  We are located at 1267 Davie Street, Vancouver, British Columbia.  Please click visit the CONTACT US section of our webpage information on our office hours, location and map directions, as well as phone and email contact information. 

The West End –Coal Harbour Community Policing Centre is recruiting an EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR for our Davie Street Office
The successful individual should have proven experience working with non-profit
organization, City Hall, Vancouver Police Department, funding agencies, and
community organization. In addition to multi-tasking and computer proficiency,
volunteer management and strong recruiting skills are a must. Grant writing
application skills an asset. The successful candidate will report directly to an
Elected Board of Directors and will coordinate effective internal and external
communication skills, oversee existing outreach programs and develop/implement
new ones based on community needs. Full job description and details are available
at www.wechcpc.com

WECHCPC is pleased to announce a new Executive Director
Effective July 5, 2010 

The new Executive Director is Ms. Aleya Trott.  A native of Ontario, Aleya`s education includes university degrees in criminology and sociology as well as para-legal judicial training.  She has served both as a volunteer and a board member at the Grandview-Woodland CPC and worked during the Olympics out of the WECHCPC.  In addition to working as a provincial court clerk, she has most recently been working in the retail sector.  Aleya has been a resident of Vancouver for nearly seven years.

Aleya is both a professional and pleasant person to work with.  Under her leadership, the CPC will be strengthening its existing programs as well as instituting new ones.

Homeless Outreach

The WECHCPC is launching a brand new Homeless Outreach program. With the help of local businesses, community groups, and residents, we hope to end homelessness and drug addiction in the West End and Coal Harbour neighbourhoods.

Volunteer nursing students will be meeting with homeless people in the community to assist them with gaining income assistance, clothing, food resources, temporary or permanent housing, detox, and more.

In addition, local businesses will be helping to collect money for organizations that help people overcome homelessness and conquer drug addiction.

For more information about the program, and a list of where you can donate to help, please go to our Homeless Outreach page.

Recruiting Board Members

We are looking for members of the West End and Coal Harbour community who are interested in making their community safer to join the West End – Coal Harbour Community Policing Centre (WECHCPC)’s Board of Directors.

For more information, please download our Board Information Sheet, or complete our Board Nomination Form. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Apartment Watch

If you live in an apartment, townhouse or condo, or if you`re an apartment manager, or property owner, the West End – Coal Harbour Community Policing Centre would like to sign you up for our new Apartment Watch Program.

The Apartment Watch Program is designed to help apartment owners, residents, managers and others prevent crime in their building. The program is available to rental buildings, condos, residents’ associations, strata councils, and anyone else living in a multi-housing complex. This program was developed in partnership with the Vancouver Police Department to help address growing crime trends in dense, urban areas.

By signing up for the program, the Community Policing Centre will provide:

  • A Security audit of your building, parkade, suite, and grounds with a written assessment of any safety/security concerns 
  • Signage for your building and parkade entrances to ensure unwanted persons are not let in Safety materials for you and other residents about ongoing safety and security concerns 
  • A 1-hour presentation for all residents on apartment safety, crime reporting, and crime trends in the area 
  • A referral to the Crime Free Multi-Housing program, if applicable 

There is no cost for any of these services, and the audit and presentation can be scheduled according to your needs and availability.

For more information, or to sign up for our program, please contact the West End – Coal Harbour Community Policing Centre at 604-717-2924 or e-mail us at info@wechcpc.com.

Sponsor the WECHCPC

The West End - Coal Harbour Community Policing Centre is a non-profit organization. We are core funded by the City of Vancouver, but our expenses reach far beyond the "core" funding we receive. Without the support of the community, fundraising, and donations, our office wouldn`t be where it is today. If you would like to sponsor or donate to our organization, please contact info@wechcpc.com for more information. Your donations help us with everything from office equipment, foot and bike patrol essentials, uniforms, and the most basic necessities such as heat and power. Thank you to everyone who supports our Centre!

Help Find these Criminals!

Help the Vancouver Police Department apprehend outstanding individuals with warrants for their arrest. Click Here to be taken to the Vancouver Police Department webpage. Click on WANTED picture on the right hand side of their webpage to be taken to over 80 pictures of individuals with outstanding warrants.
 

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