How You Can Help

Thanks everyone for participating in our contest/survey!  You have given us information vital to the growth of the movement.

Use our toolkit to distribute SafeVibe materials. Give them to your friends, co-workers, classmates, and acquaintances. Bring them to bars and parties, to school, or to anywhere you can think of! Print out our posters and put them up everywhere. Get creative and spread the word.

Are you a student? Print out materials and bring them to your classes. Ask you teacher or professor if you can make an announcement to the class, and tell them about the campaign. Invite everyone to come to the website.

If you work in the hospitality industry, partner with us. Email us at safevibe@wavaw.ca to set up a time to talk about how your establishment can be recognized as having a safe vibe. All of our coaster designs are available to order at cost.

Join our Facebook group and share it with your friends.

Follow us on Twitter. Share our tweets with everyone you know, get others to follow us.

Donate a prize for our online contest or launch party. Your business will be displayed in the Campaign Supporters section of our website and on our Facebook page.

Make a donation. WAVAW is a not-for-profit organization. Any help you could offer to share the SafeVibe message would help so much.

Check out our posters in Zoom Media frames in restaurants, bars and post-secondary campuses across the city.

TALK about it with everyone you know and even people you don’t know. Start conversations about safe intervention and how we can all be part of the solution. Talk about it with everyone. Share the feedback, questions, concerns, ideas, plans that YOU come up with. Post on our Facebook page or send us an email. You are SafeVibe and we want to hear from you.

Partner With Us!

If you would like to partner with us, and be recognized as a safe place to party in Vancouver, contact us! There are many different ways this partnership can look. We have special materials for you and your staff.

Do you have some different ideas about how we can spread this message? Do you have some more suggestions for how people can get involved? We would love to hear from you. Email us at safevibe@wavaw.ca