Victoria Women in Need (WIN) is opening a new location in the West Shore at #2-310 Goldstream Ave after a previous one closed in 2020.
Victoria Women in Need is opening a new location in the West Shore., which sells clothes and household items to fund five empowerment programs, is opening its fifth store on Goldstream Avenue in Colwood.
This store is replacing a previous Women in Need West Shore location that closed at the start of the pandemic. Nicole Lapierre, WIN’s program coordinator, added the new location aims to increase accessibility to the empowering programs.
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