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QMUNITY acknowledges that these kits are crucial for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community as they provide a more accessible means of collecting evidence after a sexual assault, which can be particularly important for communities who have faced historical discrimination or a lack of understanding in traditional law-enforcement settings. These kits empower 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals to take control of their own care and seek justice while maintaining their privacy and safety.

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Self-Collection in the Media

All Points West with Jason D'Souza

Founder of Fourwords Solutions and creator of the paceKit Chloe Hunt explains how these kits will help some survivors in the process after making a police report.

Self-collection rape evidence kits will be available soon in Terrace

A Victoria woman has developed a self-collection kit for victims of sexual assault, which will soon be available at the 'Ksan Society's several locations in Terrace, B.C., free of cost.

“The paceKit offers an option to those who typically would not report their assault,” said Chloe Hunt, founder of Fourwords Solutions. “Our goal is to provide an option for evidence collection regardless of geographical location or circumstance and increase reporting particularly in rural and remote areas of the province."

Victoria woman creates kit for sexual assault survivors

A Victoria woman is looking to provide survivors of sexual assault in B.C. an alternate reporting option by developing a self-collection evidence kit.

Trail sets new standard for sexual assault survivors with paceKit initiative

New process reduces trauma and improves reporting

The City of Trail is setting a new precedent in supporting sexual assault survivors by introducing self-collection kits. This progressive initiative offers victims the option to privately collect vital evidence in the aftermath of an assault.