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WISH Drop-In Centre
WISH Drop-In Centre works to improve the health, safety & well-being of women involved in Vancouver's street-based sex trade.
WISH’s first Pre-Employment InReach Worker has launched a new opportunity for women and gender diverse sex workers - hear how this is helping participants develop a stronger belief in their ability to create positive change in “Small Steps, Big Changes.”
Get the full story! (Link in bio.)
WISH’s first Pre-Employment InReach Worker has launched a new opportunity for women and gender diverse sex workers - hear how this is helping participants develop a stronger belief in their ability to create positive change in “Small Steps, Big Changes.”
Get the full story! (Link in bio.)
WISH’s first Pre-Employment InReach Worker has launched a new opportunity for women and gender diverse sex workers - hear how this is helping participants develop a stronger belief in their ability to create positive change in “Small Steps, Big Changes.”
Get the full story! (Link in bio.)
WISH’s first Pre-Employment InReach Worker has launched a new opportunity for women and gender diverse sex workers - hear how this is helping participants develop a stronger belief in their ability to create positive change in “Small Steps, Big Changes.”
Get the full story! (Link in bio.)
Have you ever gone shopping at WISH?
When you buy items like underwear, socks, and toothbrushes through our Item Donation Shop, your funds go directly towards a bulk purchase of needed essentials for WISH participants.
And it’s a great way to maximize the impact of your donation!
Provide basic items that no one should go without (link in bio).
In the spring, the WISH Shelter Community Garden transforms the backlot.
Learn more about the impact of this garden in the latest WISH Story!
(Find the link to WISH’s 2026 Spring Newsletter in our bio.)
In the spring, the WISH Shelter Community Garden transforms the backlot.
Learn more about the impact of this garden in the latest WISH Story!
(Find the link to WISH’s 2026 Spring Newsletter in our bio.)
In the spring, the WISH Shelter Community Garden transforms the backlot.
Learn more about the impact of this garden in the latest WISH Story!
(Find the link to WISH’s 2026 Spring Newsletter in our bio.)
In the spring, the WISH Shelter Community Garden transforms the backlot.
Learn more about the impact of this garden in the latest WISH Story!
(Find the link to WISH’s 2026 Spring Newsletter in our bio.)
In the spring, the WISH Shelter Community Garden transforms the backlot.
Learn more about the impact of this garden in the latest WISH Story!
(Find the link to WISH’s 2026 Spring Newsletter in our bio.)
In the spring, the WISH Shelter Community Garden transforms the backlot.
Learn more about the impact of this garden in the latest WISH Story!
(Find the link to WISH’s 2026 Spring Newsletter in our bio.)
In the spring, the WISH Shelter Community Garden transforms the backlot.
Learn more about the impact of this garden in the latest WISH Story!
(Find the link to WISH’s 2026 Spring Newsletter in our bio.)
Get the May update from WISH! (Link in bio.)
The best way to stay connected to WISH is through our email list – sign up today!
#SexWorkerRightsAreHumanRights
Thank you to the Pin-Up Posse and everyone supporting their Spring Spectacular showcase!
All attendees are encouraged to bring new 🧦, 🩲 or 🪥 to donate to WISH.
PLUS organizers have generously provided tickets for WISH participants and volunteers. We're grateful for the gift, and excited for the adventure.
If you are organizing an event, and would like to help support WISH at the same time, we’d love to help. Send us a dm or email info@wishdropincentre.org 💗
Thank you to the Pin-Up Posse and everyone supporting their Spring Spectacular showcase!
All attendees are encouraged to bring new 🧦, 🩲 or 🪥 to donate to WISH.
PLUS organizers have generously provided tickets for WISH participants and volunteers. We're grateful for the gift, and excited for the adventure.
If you are organizing an event, and would like to help support WISH at the same time, we’d love to help. Send us a dm or email info@wishdropincentre.org 💗
Thank you to the Pin-Up Posse and everyone supporting their Spring Spectacular showcase!
All attendees are encouraged to bring new 🧦, 🩲 or 🪥 to donate to WISH.
PLUS organizers have generously provided tickets for WISH participants and volunteers. We're grateful for the gift, and excited for the adventure.
If you are organizing an event, and would like to help support WISH at the same time, we’d love to help. Send us a dm or email info@wishdropincentre.org 💗
Thank you to the Pin-Up Posse and everyone supporting their Spring Spectacular showcase!
All attendees are encouraged to bring new 🧦, 🩲 or 🪥 to donate to WISH.
PLUS organizers have generously provided tickets for WISH participants and volunteers. We're grateful for the gift, and excited for the adventure.
If you are organizing an event, and would like to help support WISH at the same time, we’d love to help. Send us a dm or email info@wishdropincentre.org 💗
Anti-trafficking campaigns often conflate sex work with sex trafficking.
“It’s intentionally confusing and obtuse, and it may lead to the incorrect assumption that sex work is trafficking. That just further marginalizes sex workers.”
Thanks to @thevancitylookout for exploring this complex issue!
#NoMoreStolenSisters
Red Dress Day is inspired by The REDress Project created by Métis artist and activist Jamie Black.
The empty red dresses in her installations “evoke a presence through the marking of absence.”
The number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+) is staggering.
Red Dress Day invites you to bear witness, support healing, centre Indigenous knowledge, and demand the transformative change needed for justice and prevention.
We have a collective responsibility to act. Indigenous women are still disproportionately affected by gendered & racialized violence – and the risks are even higher for sex workers.
Since 2004, WISH has been supporting Indigenous sex workers with culturally relevant programming. You can learn more about WISH’s Indigenous Health & Safety program (or make a donation to WISH in honour of Red Dress Day) on our website.
+ if you are a WISH participant, stop by this evening to take part in a special Red Dress Day activity. Please join us when the Drop-In opens at 6pm.
#WhyWeWearRed #RedDressDay
#NoMoreStolenSisters
Red Dress Day is inspired by The REDress Project created by Métis artist and activist Jamie Black.
The empty red dresses in her installations “evoke a presence through the marking of absence.”
The number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+) is staggering.
Red Dress Day invites you to bear witness, support healing, centre Indigenous knowledge, and demand the transformative change needed for justice and prevention.
We have a collective responsibility to act. Indigenous women are still disproportionately affected by gendered & racialized violence – and the risks are even higher for sex workers.
Since 2004, WISH has been supporting Indigenous sex workers with culturally relevant programming. You can learn more about WISH’s Indigenous Health & Safety program (or make a donation to WISH in honour of Red Dress Day) on our website.
+ if you are a WISH participant, stop by this evening to take part in a special Red Dress Day activity. Please join us when the Drop-In opens at 6pm.
#WhyWeWearRed #RedDressDay
#NoMoreStolenSisters
Red Dress Day is inspired by The REDress Project created by Métis artist and activist Jamie Black.
The empty red dresses in her installations “evoke a presence through the marking of absence.”
The number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+) is staggering.
Red Dress Day invites you to bear witness, support healing, centre Indigenous knowledge, and demand the transformative change needed for justice and prevention.
We have a collective responsibility to act. Indigenous women are still disproportionately affected by gendered & racialized violence – and the risks are even higher for sex workers.
Since 2004, WISH has been supporting Indigenous sex workers with culturally relevant programming. You can learn more about WISH’s Indigenous Health & Safety program (or make a donation to WISH in honour of Red Dress Day) on our website.
+ if you are a WISH participant, stop by this evening to take part in a special Red Dress Day activity. Please join us when the Drop-In opens at 6pm.
#WhyWeWearRed #RedDressDay
#NoMoreStolenSisters
Red Dress Day is inspired by The REDress Project created by Métis artist and activist Jamie Black.
The empty red dresses in her installations “evoke a presence through the marking of absence.”
The number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+) is staggering.
Red Dress Day invites you to bear witness, support healing, centre Indigenous knowledge, and demand the transformative change needed for justice and prevention.
We have a collective responsibility to act. Indigenous women are still disproportionately affected by gendered & racialized violence – and the risks are even higher for sex workers.
Since 2004, WISH has been supporting Indigenous sex workers with culturally relevant programming. You can learn more about WISH’s Indigenous Health & Safety program (or make a donation to WISH in honour of Red Dress Day) on our website.
+ if you are a WISH participant, stop by this evening to take part in a special Red Dress Day activity. Please join us when the Drop-In opens at 6pm.
#WhyWeWearRed #RedDressDay
#NoMoreStolenSisters
Red Dress Day is inspired by The REDress Project created by Métis artist and activist Jamie Black.
The empty red dresses in her installations “evoke a presence through the marking of absence.”
The number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+) is staggering.
Red Dress Day invites you to bear witness, support healing, centre Indigenous knowledge, and demand the transformative change needed for justice and prevention.
We have a collective responsibility to act. Indigenous women are still disproportionately affected by gendered & racialized violence – and the risks are even higher for sex workers.
Since 2004, WISH has been supporting Indigenous sex workers with culturally relevant programming. You can learn more about WISH’s Indigenous Health & Safety program (or make a donation to WISH in honour of Red Dress Day) on our website.
+ if you are a WISH participant, stop by this evening to take part in a special Red Dress Day activity. Please join us when the Drop-In opens at 6pm.
#WhyWeWearRed #RedDressDay
#NoMoreStolenSisters
Red Dress Day is inspired by The REDress Project created by Métis artist and activist Jamie Black.
The empty red dresses in her installations “evoke a presence through the marking of absence.”
The number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+) is staggering.
Red Dress Day invites you to bear witness, support healing, centre Indigenous knowledge, and demand the transformative change needed for justice and prevention.
We have a collective responsibility to act. Indigenous women are still disproportionately affected by gendered & racialized violence – and the risks are even higher for sex workers.
Since 2004, WISH has been supporting Indigenous sex workers with culturally relevant programming. You can learn more about WISH’s Indigenous Health & Safety program (or make a donation to WISH in honour of Red Dress Day) on our website.
+ if you are a WISH participant, stop by this evening to take part in a special Red Dress Day activity. Please join us when the Drop-In opens at 6pm.
#WhyWeWearRed #RedDressDay
Call to Action: Email the City of Vancouver to reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner
Template letter: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter or click the link in our bio.
WISH Drop-In Centre Society, PACE Society, SWAN Vancouver, Living in Community Society, and RainCity Housing released a joint statement after learning the City of Vancouver eliminated one of the two Sex Work Social Planner positions. This position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen communication between sex workers, police, community organizations, and the City.
To support our calls to immediately reinstate the position, @WomenTransformingCities created an email template that supporters can copy, personalize, and send to the Mayor and Council.
The Sex Work Social Planner’s work is especially critical as organizations report increasing violence against sex workers, and Vancouver prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which comes with additional risks of sex workers being displaced from street-based work, and/or disconnected from services due to a heightened police presence and surveillance across the city.
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[image description: Graphic images. 1. Title text reads: Email the City of Vancouver: Reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner! Subheading below reads: Template: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter. Link icon with text: link in bio. Image of a white and orange envelope with a megaphone. PACE and SWAN logo in bottom left. 2. Body text explains how sex worker support organizations released a joint statement recently after learning the social planner position had been cut. The position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen talks between organizations, the city and the police. Women Transforming Cities created a template email for supporters to copy and send to mayor and council by May 20. Email icon in bottom right. 3. Body text explains the social planner’s work is especially important amid increasing violence and risks associated to FIFA in Vancouver. 4-6 Light blue text block with quotes from WISH Drop-In Society, SWAN Vancouver, PACE Society,RainCity Housing and Living in Community Society. End image descriptions].
Call to Action: Email the City of Vancouver to reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner
Template letter: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter or click the link in our bio.
WISH Drop-In Centre Society, PACE Society, SWAN Vancouver, Living in Community Society, and RainCity Housing released a joint statement after learning the City of Vancouver eliminated one of the two Sex Work Social Planner positions. This position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen communication between sex workers, police, community organizations, and the City.
To support our calls to immediately reinstate the position, @WomenTransformingCities created an email template that supporters can copy, personalize, and send to the Mayor and Council.
The Sex Work Social Planner’s work is especially critical as organizations report increasing violence against sex workers, and Vancouver prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which comes with additional risks of sex workers being displaced from street-based work, and/or disconnected from services due to a heightened police presence and surveillance across the city.
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[image description: Graphic images. 1. Title text reads: Email the City of Vancouver: Reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner! Subheading below reads: Template: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter. Link icon with text: link in bio. Image of a white and orange envelope with a megaphone. PACE and SWAN logo in bottom left. 2. Body text explains how sex worker support organizations released a joint statement recently after learning the social planner position had been cut. The position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen talks between organizations, the city and the police. Women Transforming Cities created a template email for supporters to copy and send to mayor and council by May 20. Email icon in bottom right. 3. Body text explains the social planner’s work is especially important amid increasing violence and risks associated to FIFA in Vancouver. 4-6 Light blue text block with quotes from WISH Drop-In Society, SWAN Vancouver, PACE Society,RainCity Housing and Living in Community Society. End image descriptions].
Call to Action: Email the City of Vancouver to reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner
Template letter: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter or click the link in our bio.
WISH Drop-In Centre Society, PACE Society, SWAN Vancouver, Living in Community Society, and RainCity Housing released a joint statement after learning the City of Vancouver eliminated one of the two Sex Work Social Planner positions. This position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen communication between sex workers, police, community organizations, and the City.
To support our calls to immediately reinstate the position, @WomenTransformingCities created an email template that supporters can copy, personalize, and send to the Mayor and Council.
The Sex Work Social Planner’s work is especially critical as organizations report increasing violence against sex workers, and Vancouver prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which comes with additional risks of sex workers being displaced from street-based work, and/or disconnected from services due to a heightened police presence and surveillance across the city.
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[image description: Graphic images. 1. Title text reads: Email the City of Vancouver: Reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner! Subheading below reads: Template: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter. Link icon with text: link in bio. Image of a white and orange envelope with a megaphone. PACE and SWAN logo in bottom left. 2. Body text explains how sex worker support organizations released a joint statement recently after learning the social planner position had been cut. The position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen talks between organizations, the city and the police. Women Transforming Cities created a template email for supporters to copy and send to mayor and council by May 20. Email icon in bottom right. 3. Body text explains the social planner’s work is especially important amid increasing violence and risks associated to FIFA in Vancouver. 4-6 Light blue text block with quotes from WISH Drop-In Society, SWAN Vancouver, PACE Society,RainCity Housing and Living in Community Society. End image descriptions].
Call to Action: Email the City of Vancouver to reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner
Template letter: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter or click the link in our bio.
WISH Drop-In Centre Society, PACE Society, SWAN Vancouver, Living in Community Society, and RainCity Housing released a joint statement after learning the City of Vancouver eliminated one of the two Sex Work Social Planner positions. This position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen communication between sex workers, police, community organizations, and the City.
To support our calls to immediately reinstate the position, @WomenTransformingCities created an email template that supporters can copy, personalize, and send to the Mayor and Council.
The Sex Work Social Planner’s work is especially critical as organizations report increasing violence against sex workers, and Vancouver prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which comes with additional risks of sex workers being displaced from street-based work, and/or disconnected from services due to a heightened police presence and surveillance across the city.
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[image description: Graphic images. 1. Title text reads: Email the City of Vancouver: Reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner! Subheading below reads: Template: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter. Link icon with text: link in bio. Image of a white and orange envelope with a megaphone. PACE and SWAN logo in bottom left. 2. Body text explains how sex worker support organizations released a joint statement recently after learning the social planner position had been cut. The position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen talks between organizations, the city and the police. Women Transforming Cities created a template email for supporters to copy and send to mayor and council by May 20. Email icon in bottom right. 3. Body text explains the social planner’s work is especially important amid increasing violence and risks associated to FIFA in Vancouver. 4-6 Light blue text block with quotes from WISH Drop-In Society, SWAN Vancouver, PACE Society,RainCity Housing and Living in Community Society. End image descriptions].
Call to Action: Email the City of Vancouver to reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner
Template letter: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter or click the link in our bio.
WISH Drop-In Centre Society, PACE Society, SWAN Vancouver, Living in Community Society, and RainCity Housing released a joint statement after learning the City of Vancouver eliminated one of the two Sex Work Social Planner positions. This position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen communication between sex workers, police, community organizations, and the City.
To support our calls to immediately reinstate the position, @WomenTransformingCities created an email template that supporters can copy, personalize, and send to the Mayor and Council.
The Sex Work Social Planner’s work is especially critical as organizations report increasing violence against sex workers, and Vancouver prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which comes with additional risks of sex workers being displaced from street-based work, and/or disconnected from services due to a heightened police presence and surveillance across the city.
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[image description: Graphic images. 1. Title text reads: Email the City of Vancouver: Reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner! Subheading below reads: Template: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter. Link icon with text: link in bio. Image of a white and orange envelope with a megaphone. PACE and SWAN logo in bottom left. 2. Body text explains how sex worker support organizations released a joint statement recently after learning the social planner position had been cut. The position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen talks between organizations, the city and the police. Women Transforming Cities created a template email for supporters to copy and send to mayor and council by May 20. Email icon in bottom right. 3. Body text explains the social planner’s work is especially important amid increasing violence and risks associated to FIFA in Vancouver. 4-6 Light blue text block with quotes from WISH Drop-In Society, SWAN Vancouver, PACE Society,RainCity Housing and Living in Community Society. End image descriptions].
Call to Action: Email the City of Vancouver to reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner
Template letter: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter or click the link in our bio.
WISH Drop-In Centre Society, PACE Society, SWAN Vancouver, Living in Community Society, and RainCity Housing released a joint statement after learning the City of Vancouver eliminated one of the two Sex Work Social Planner positions. This position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen communication between sex workers, police, community organizations, and the City.
To support our calls to immediately reinstate the position, @WomenTransformingCities created an email template that supporters can copy, personalize, and send to the Mayor and Council.
The Sex Work Social Planner’s work is especially critical as organizations report increasing violence against sex workers, and Vancouver prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which comes with additional risks of sex workers being displaced from street-based work, and/or disconnected from services due to a heightened police presence and surveillance across the city.
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[image description: Graphic images. 1. Title text reads: Email the City of Vancouver: Reinstate the Sex Work Social Planner! Subheading below reads: Template: tinyurl.com/wtc-letter. Link icon with text: link in bio. Image of a white and orange envelope with a megaphone. PACE and SWAN logo in bottom left. 2. Body text explains how sex worker support organizations released a joint statement recently after learning the social planner position had been cut. The position helps prevent violence, reduce vulnerability, and strengthen talks between organizations, the city and the police. Women Transforming Cities created a template email for supporters to copy and send to mayor and council by May 20. Email icon in bottom right. 3. Body text explains the social planner’s work is especially important amid increasing violence and risks associated to FIFA in Vancouver. 4-6 Light blue text block with quotes from WISH Drop-In Society, SWAN Vancouver, PACE Society,RainCity Housing and Living in Community Society. End image descriptions].
Our community care moment 💛
We honour that burlesque + sassy dance comes from sw’ers + this is one way we give back.
With the impending World Cup coming to the city, these resources are more crucial than ever for our DTES community.
We’re collecting at both shows on May 22 + 23:
• Toothbrushes
• New underwear
• Socks
If we each bring just one item, that’s 450+ essentials for the community.
Miss P used to work at WISH drop-in + can say firsthand that these items go a long way, especially in warmer months.
If you have any questions, pop us a DM! // #pinupposse #betheburlesqueyouwanttoseeintheworld
Our community care moment 💛
We honour that burlesque + sassy dance comes from sw’ers + this is one way we give back.
With the impending World Cup coming to the city, these resources are more crucial than ever for our DTES community.
We’re collecting at both shows on May 22 + 23:
• Toothbrushes
• New underwear
• Socks
If we each bring just one item, that’s 450+ essentials for the community.
Miss P used to work at WISH drop-in + can say firsthand that these items go a long way, especially in warmer months.
If you have any questions, pop us a DM! // #pinupposse #betheburlesqueyouwanttoseeintheworld
Our community care moment 💛
We honour that burlesque + sassy dance comes from sw’ers + this is one way we give back.
With the impending World Cup coming to the city, these resources are more crucial than ever for our DTES community.
We’re collecting at both shows on May 22 + 23:
• Toothbrushes
• New underwear
• Socks
If we each bring just one item, that’s 450+ essentials for the community.
Miss P used to work at WISH drop-in + can say firsthand that these items go a long way, especially in warmer months.
If you have any questions, pop us a DM! // #pinupposse #betheburlesqueyouwanttoseeintheworld
Our community care moment 💛
We honour that burlesque + sassy dance comes from sw’ers + this is one way we give back.
With the impending World Cup coming to the city, these resources are more crucial than ever for our DTES community.
We’re collecting at both shows on May 22 + 23:
• Toothbrushes
• New underwear
• Socks
If we each bring just one item, that’s 450+ essentials for the community.
Miss P used to work at WISH drop-in + can say firsthand that these items go a long way, especially in warmer months.
If you have any questions, pop us a DM! // #pinupposse #betheburlesqueyouwanttoseeintheworld
Our community care moment 💛
We honour that burlesque + sassy dance comes from sw’ers + this is one way we give back.
With the impending World Cup coming to the city, these resources are more crucial than ever for our DTES community.
We’re collecting at both shows on May 22 + 23:
• Toothbrushes
• New underwear
• Socks
If we each bring just one item, that’s 450+ essentials for the community.
Miss P used to work at WISH drop-in + can say firsthand that these items go a long way, especially in warmer months.
If you have any questions, pop us a DM! // #pinupposse #betheburlesqueyouwanttoseeintheworld
Get the April update from WISH! (Link in bio.)
The best way to stay connected to WISH is through our email list – sign up today!
If you have a wig to donate, we’d love to receive it! Visit the WISH website for details (link in bio).
WISH would not be here today without our incredible volunteers! Thank you so much to everyone giving their time to make WISH happen ✨#nvw
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