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Contact

Talk to us.

A director answers. We are volunteers, so give us a couple of days, and if it is urgent please say so in the first line.

How to reach us

Phone

604 750 1389

Leave a message if nobody picks up. Punjabi and English both welcome.

Email

info@sevasangatfoundation.com

Usually the fastest way to reach us. We aim to reply within three working days.

Where we work

Our registered office is in Abbotsford, British Columbia. We serve across the Fraser Valley and Greater Vancouver, and we expect to widen that as we grow.

We do not run a public office or drop in centre yet. Please call or write before visiting anywhere.

Send us a message

This form opens an email in your own mail app with your answers filled in. Nothing is stored by this website, and nothing is sent until you press send yourself.

Who to ask for

Volunteering and programs
Email us
Donations and receipts
Email us
Privacy Officer
Email us

Please put the subject in the first line of your email so it reaches the right director quickly.

Legal details

Legal name
SEVA SANGAT FOUNDATION
Society No.
S0085142
Incorporated
22 April 2026
Charity No.
Not registered

Our full registered office address is on the public register held by BC Registries and Online Services, and we will give it to you directly on request. We do not publish it here because it is a private home.

If you need help now

We are not an emergency service.

We are a small volunteer society and we do not answer the phone at three in the morning. These services do, they are free, and the people answering are trained for it. Please use them.

Crisis and health

Immediate danger to life
9‑1‑1
Suicide Crisis Helpline, call or text, 24 hours a day, every day of the year
9‑8‑8
BC Mental Health and Crisis Response, no area code needed
310‑6789
HealthLink BC, nurses 24 hours a day, translation in over 130 languages
8‑1‑1

Safety and protection

VictimLinkBC, call or text, 24 hours a day, up to 150 languages
1 800 563 0808
Report a child protection concern, 24 hours a day, every day of the year
1 800 663 9122
Helpline for Children, for children and youth themselves
1 877 631 8282

A note on reporting

In British Columbia, everyone has a legal duty to report if they believe a child or youth under 19 may need protection. You do not need to be certain and you do not need to be a professional. If you are unsure, call 1 800 663 9122 and describe what you know.