An interactive exploration of Family Violence and approaches to Safety Planning for Service Providers: Rural/Remote and Indigenous focus.
Empowering participants to recognize and effectively respond to family violence in their places of work or communities.
Empowering participants to recognize and effectively respond to family violence in their places of work or communities.
Learn more about our collaborative opportunities, educational services, and the many print resources we offer to community partners.
Join us for a welcome drink on the patio with a stunning view of Edmonton's river valley and support a great fundraiser in the process!
A two-day comprehensive, interactive workshop exploring strategies and tools on safety planning, for service providers supporting those experiencing family violence.
Empowering participants to recognize and effectively respond to family violence in their places of work or communities.
Find out about how to refer clients experiencing family violence; our client services & programs; community partner opportunities, and more
Introductory family violence workshop for service providers in two sessions.
This free introductory workshop is ideal for service providers and front-line agency staff who want to better understand the basics of family violence, or would like a refresher.
Save the date! Urban Bulldogs Against Kids Abuse annual PMS (Parked Motorcycle Syndrome) event in support of The Today Centre at Cattail Crossing Golf and Winter Club.
Would your group or agency like to learn more about The Today Centre? This 45-minute long presentation will introduce you to and answer your questions about The Today Centre.
This free workshop is part of our award-winning Keep it REAL campaign which gives informal supporters the tools and language to disrupt the cycles of violence.
This introductory workshop is ideal for service providers and front-line agency staff who want to better understand the basics of family violence, or would like a refresher.
This free workshop is part of our award-winning Keep it REAL campaign which gives informal supporters the tools and language to disrupt the cycles of violence.
Would your group or agency like to learn more about The Today Centre? This 45-minute long presentation will introduce you to and answer your questions about The Today Centre.
This introductory workshop is ideal for service providers and front-line agency staff who want to better understand the basics of family violence, or would like a refresher.
This free workshop is part of our award-winning Keep it REAL campaign which gives informal supporters the tools and language to disrupt the cycles of violence.
An introductory workshop, ideal for service providers, on the basics of family violence.
A comprehensive, interactive workshop exploring strategies and tools on safety planning, for service providers supporting those experiencing family violence.
Real Talk workshops are available to anyone interested in learning how to recognize domestic violence, understand its impact, and develop comfort in responding to domestic violence disclosures.
An introductory workshop, ideal for service providers, on the basics of family violence.
This free workshop is part of our award winning Keep it REAL campaign which gives informal supporters the tools and language to disrupt the cycles of violence.
An introductory workshop ideal for service providers on the basics of family violence.
This free workshop is part of our award-winning Keep it REAL campaign which gives informal supporters the tools and language to disrupt the cycles of violence.
Introductory family violence workshop for service providers in four sessions.
An introductory workshop ideal for service providers, introducing information on family violence.
An introductory workshop ideal for service providers on learning the basics of family violence.
This introductory workshop is ideal for service providers and front-line agency staff who want to better understand the basics of family violence, or would like a refresher.
This introductory workshop is ideal for service providers and front-line agency staff who want to better understand the basics of family violence, or would like a refresher.
