A Safer Next Step
Compassionate, confidential support for women and children seeking safety or recovery from domestic abuse, regardless of religion, race, or creed.
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What We Do
We help people move from crisis to stability, at their own pace.
Support may include listening without judgment, safety planning, and connecting you with the right community resources.
Here’s what we can help with:
- Confidential emotional support
- Safety planning
- Referrals to community resources
- Safe, longer-term support through our programs
If you’re not sure where to start, calling our Help Line is a good first step.
Domestic Abuse Services is committed to the right
“To Live Without Fear“.
The organization delivers compassionate and practical support to women and families affected by domestic abuse, offering safe second-stage housing, client services, resources, and support.
These services are provided through volunteer-driven programs, fundraising, education, and communication.
Why We Do What We Do
Our Core Values
Building a foundation of trust, safety & empowerment for survivors. These principles guide every interaction and decision we make.
Compassion
We believe in unconditional love and non-judgmental acceptance of all people. We provide encouragement, support, and understanding. We are committed to helping people choose a life free of abuse and violence.
Safety
We believe everyone has a right to live in a safe environment. We continually strive to provide this for our clients, volunteers, and employees.
Understanding
We believe that knowledge and understanding of domestic abuse and violence enables people to respond with compassion and empathy. By promoting awareness and positive relationships, we help improve the lives of the people we serve.
Confidentiality
We hold each person’s story in trust and share only when appropriate and with permission as per federal and provincial laws (PIPPA). All information about our clients is held in the strictest confidence.
Hope
We believe that by providing our clients with a safe and supportive environment, they will find hope and positive solutions to their situation.
Stewardship
We are prudent stewards of all the resources we receive.
Compassion
We believe in unconditional love and non-judgmental acceptance of all people. We provide encouragement, support, and understanding. We are committed to helping people choose a life free of abuse and violence.
Safety
We believe everyone has a right to live in a safe environment. We continually strive to provide this for our clients, volunteers, and employees.
Understanding
We believe that knowledge and understanding of domestic abuse and violence enables people to respond with compassion and empathy. By promoting awareness and positive relationships, we help improve the lives of the people we serve.
Confidentiality
We hold each person’s story in trust and share only when appropriate and with permission as per federal and provincial laws (PIPPA). All information about our clients is held in the strictest confidence.
Hope
We believe that by providing our clients with a safe and supportive environment, they will find hope and positive solutions to their situation.
Stewardship
We are prudent stewards of all the resources we receive.
Team making it possible
Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors helps guide the organization’s governance, oversight, and long-term sustainability, so our programs remain strong, responsible, and community-focused.
Angelina Stiglich
President
Susan Schembri
Treasurer
Angela Jindal
Secretary
Maureen Fadum
Director: Education & Help Line
Angel Figueroa
Director: Fundraising
Christina Radziejewski
Director: CALM Program
Ian McDonald
Director: Housing
Mary Moravec
Director: Communications
Elaine Moonen
Founder, Director, Member at Large
Robert Tanaka
Director: Past President
Laura Wilson
Director: CWL Liaison
Chris Chen
Director: KofC Liaison
Rev. Augustine Obiwumma
Spiritual Advisor
Flagship Program
Eva’s House
Second-Stage Transition Home
Eva’s House provides a safe, supportive, and confidential environment for women and children. It serves as a bridge between emergency shelter and independent living, offering the time and resources needed to rebuild lives free from violence.
How access works: Applications available through first-stage shelters when space is available. Contact your shelter’s resource worker.
Thrifter’s Paradise
Shop With Purpose. Run By Volunteers.
More than just a store, Thrifter’s Paradise is a community hub. All proceeds help fund essential work, including operating and maintaining Eva’s House. Every purchase and donation makes a direct impact.
Visit Us
20562 56 Ave, Langley, BC V3A 3Y8
604.514.7001
Hours
Mon – Sat: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sundays Closed.
Funding Engine
Domestic Abuse Help Line (10am–10pm)
Confidential emotional support, referrals to community resources, and assistance with safety planning. We are here to listen.
Email responses may take up to 72 hours.
Need help after hours? View 24/7 Emergency Resources
Support Our Work
Make a Donation
Your financial gift provides immediate safety and long-term support for women and children fleeing abuse.
Become a Member
Registered Canadian Charity • 889025193 RR0001
Official donation receipts issued for eligible donations. Tax receipts issued for donations of $20+ (policy).
News & Updates
Growing Hope: The New Garden Project
How our residents are finding therapy through nature in our newly renovated garden space.
Meet Sarah: 10 Years of Service
Celebrating the dedication of our longest-serving helpline volunteer.
Expanded Child Support Services
New counseling resources are now available for children staying at Eva’s House.