We Can Just Talk

          http://www.wecanjusttalk.ca/            “It doesn’t have to be physical to be abuse. You might not even notice it’s happening. You may just think it’s     normal……We      can help, and you don’t have to turn your life upside down to make it better. Call and we can    just talk. You don’t even have to tell us your … Read more

Lets Just Talk

http://www.wecanjusttalk.ca/   “It doesn’t have to be physical to be abuse. You might not even notice it’s happening. You may just think it’s     normal……We can help, and you don’t have to turn your life upside down to make it better. Call and we can just talk. You don’t even have to tell us your name.”  … Read more

Chrysalis House seeking Relief Worker

  Chrysalis House is a safe and non-judgmental environment providing shelter and outreach services for women and children. These services include support, advocacy, referrals, resources, public education and community development. We recognize that oppression exists in a multitude of forms and are proactive in empowering women to have hope and make their own choices to … Read more

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Paula Gallant Memorial Modified Art Therapy Project

These are past projects of the Paula Gallant Memorial Modified Art Therapy Project 1. Putting a face on Abuse: Survivors of Violence  and their Allies will create masks that represent themselves, and the abuse they have experienced. These masks will then be worn by either themselves, community members, or others who wish to give a visual representation … Read more

Global Shelter Count Just Released

The Global Shelter Count has just been released, produced by our sister association, the Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters, and provided by the Canadian Network of Women’s Shelters & Transition Houses: “In one day 7,106 women with 3,792 children were turned away from shelters because we simply did not have space. This means that 10,898 women … Read more