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•	Accountability Statement
•	Strategic Context and Core Businesses
•	Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Performance Measures
•	Local Government
•	Housing and Building
•	Safety and Standards
•	Culture, Heritage and Sport
•	2010 Olympic Bid and Community Initiatives
•	Aboriginal People
•	Immigration and Multiculturalism
•	Women's Issues
•	Child Care
•	Corporate Support
•	Consistency with Government Strategic Plan
•	Resource Summary
•	Deregulation
•	Summary of Related Planning Processes
•	Appendix A — Agencies, Boards and Commissions
•	Appendix B — Ministry Organization


•	Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services Home
•	Budget 2003 Home

2003/04 – 2005/06 SERVICE PLAN
Ministry of Community, Aboriginal
and Women's Services

Women's Issues

The Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services has two branches to address women's issues. The Stopping the Violence Branch funds and manages transition house programs for women and children leaving abusive relationships and counselling programs for women who have experienced violence and children who witness abuse. The Women's Policy Branch provides policy analysis and research support to government on issues that affect women.

These branches, plus the Assistant Deputy Minister's office, have a budget for 2003/04 of $51.3 million with 34 full-time equivalents in staff.


Goal: Women's unique social and economic needs are addressed


Performance Measures: Women's Issues