Students Against Violence Everywhere

The deadline for our SAVE the Holidays fundraiser is TONIGHT! This holiday season help support women and children affected by violence by purchasing a Cravings box or Holiday photoshoot for yourself or a loved one! Deadline: Sunday Dec 13th @ 9pm... Delivery dates: Dec 19/20 from 12-4pm Delivery range: Greater Vancouver All profits go to: Surrey Women’s Centre Order form: https://docs.google.com//180zd1kf1uxd6TMEmEBMU07/viewform

Authorities are preventing Indian farmers from peacefully protesting. They have been violently attacked with tear gas, water cannons, and batons. This is a violation of their civil rights. These farmers are fighting for their livelihoods and they need your help. Swipe through the post to see what YOU can do to help! Background art: Jasmine Dhaliwal Link in bio: https://linktr.ee/SAVEcanada

Welcome to our first fundraiser of 2020! https://forms.gle/bewd9QMfLFtsXHes7 We will be selling sweets and Krispy Kreme donuts for Rakhri with FREE Delivery to raise funds for COVID-19 care packages that will go towards the homeless community in Downtown Vancouver. These care packages will consist of a variety of items ranging from hand sanitizers, face masks, and cleansing wipes to resources that can provide help against violence! ... Our delivery will be contactless and drivers will wear personal protective equipment (masks and gloves). The boxes will be disinfected prior to delivery. Save yourself the risk of going out during this pandemic and support a good cause at the same time!!! Rakhri is a tradition in the South Asian culture where a brother promises to look after his sister and in return she prays for his well-being. It celebrates the bond that they have for one another and serves as a reminder that they will always be there for one another. Just as a rakhri signifies a brother protecting his sister, we want to protect the less fortunate in this time of need. This is the very reason the team at S.A.V.E is taking initiative towards providing relief from the pandemic for the homeless community as well as providing them resources to combat violence and abuse in their community, which is something that’s always prevalent in their lives unfortunately

Gang Investigator with CFSEU Sgt. Jag Khosa talks to Prabhjot Kahlon about preventative measures families and individuals can take if they know someone involved in gangs and more.