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SCD148-16 VICE Peer Support for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Brady Caipa Current Support on campus http://www.hr.ubc.ca/benefits/efap/services-addiction- resources/ This is the only resource for students on campus currently. It does give


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VICE

Peer Support for Alcohol and Drug Abuse

SCD148-16

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Brady Caipa

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Current Support on campus

  • http://www.hr.ubc.ca/benefits/efap/services-addiction-

resources/

  • This is the only resource for students on campus

currently.

  • It does give a lot of information.
  • But it also shows that UBC and AMS has nothing

in terms of support for its students since all of the services are off of campus.

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Problems with Alcohol Anonymous

  • Is not student oriented. Students have specific

needs that people at A.A/N.A. do not necessarily understand.

  • The 12 step program is not everyone's path and

is religious in nature.

  • A.A. and N.A. tend to be heteronormative and

cis-gendered in nature meaning students who do not align with this lifestyle can feel unsafe/be triggered in these meetings.

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VICE Structure

VICE Immediate Support and Information Peer Meetings Community Outreach and Education

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Immediate Support Service

  • This would be for any student who would like

information on addiction or where to seek professional help.

  • There would be an office in A.M.S. services

where students can obtain this information.

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Peer Meetings

  • For any student who believes they might have a

problem and wish to seek a community and support network when it comes to their vice.

  • It would be an inclusive and safe space for

everyone.

  • In the future hopefully even had meetings for

students who have a loved one or friend and are seeking a community of peers who understand.

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Community Outreach and Engagement

  • Give the community more information about

addictions and vices.

  • Projects that help and support students who do

have these problems.

  • Create and maintain relationship with Student

Housing/Clubs/Student Societies/Longhouse.

  • Reach out to departments/Profs who are doing

studies on addictions.

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Current Structure

VICE Manager (Student Staff) Information Coordinator (Student Volunteer) Peer Meetings Coordinator (Student Volunteer) Community Engagement Coordinator (Student Volunteer)

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Contact Information

  • Tracey Gaydosh

traceybea@outlook.com 604-442-8474

  • Call, Text, or E-mail for more information or if

you would like a meeting to learn more about VICE.