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While we always love to hear from you, the best way to get in touch with us is via phone or email as we do not frequently check or respond to direct messages.
If you are reaching out to seek immediate support, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line at 519-836-5710 / 1-800-265-7233.
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Thank you for staying connected.

June 21st is National Indigenous People’s Day wh

June 21st is National Indigenous People’s Day which we are celebrating alongside summer solstice and Indigenous History Month. Today is a special occasion all about celebrating and learning more about the rich and diverse cultures, voices, experiences and histories of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.
We encourage folks to check out the Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration tonight June 21st at Riverside Park at 5:30 being planned by local First Nations, Inuit and Métis leaders with support from the City of Guelph’s Museums and Culture division. The event will be near the bandshell area and will feature music, dancing, drumming and stories as well as Indigenous food and craft vendors. We hope to see you there!

Today on #WorldElderAbuseAwarenessDay, we need to

Today on #WorldElderAbuseAwarenessDay, we need to recognize the unique and disproportionate impacts that gender-based violence has on senior women and collectively take action to prevent it. Graphic by @crevawc

We're looking for someone with the passion and exp

We're looking for someone with the passion and experience to join our team as a Public Educator!
For more information about the position and how to apply, please visit the “Career Opportunities” link in our bio. Please share widely! 💜

We are pleased to be collaborating with some wonde

We are pleased to be collaborating with some wonderful partners for the Abundant Approaches Speaker Series! Beginning September 2022, join us for monthly sessions focused on healing, advocacy, and prevention. This series will provide a blend of workshops, keynotes, and panel events for frontline support workers, advocates, and community members who address or have been subjected to sexual violence.
Stay tuned for our registration form and list of events and details to come next month!

Huge thank you to the folks who supported the Fill

Huge thank you to the folks who supported the Fill A Purse Fundraiser providing new bags and gift cards for our Rural Women’s Support Program. Thank you to the Inverhaugh community and everyone who donated! 💜

JOIN US on JUNE 24 at @fixed_gear_brewing for an e

JOIN US on JUNE 24 at @fixed_gear_brewing for an evening of live music, delicious food, and great company!
Get your tickets for just $20 through the link in our bio !
All proceeds will support Stepping Stone and Guelph-Wellington Women in Crisis. A sincere thank you to our amazing #sponsors for making this evening possible!
We hope to see you there! 💜

Check out the amazing lineup of programming @guelp

Check out the amazing lineup of programming @guelphpride @ootslibrary and other fabulous partnering community organizations have in store for you this #PrideMonth ! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤎

2022 marks Guelph-Wellington Women in Crisis’ 45

2022 marks Guelph-Wellington Women in Crisis’ 45th year of providing a safe haven to those impacted by gender-based violence in the community.
Since 1977, we have been providing vital services to women and children facing domestic violence, sexual violence and human trafficking.
Thank you to everyone who has and continues support us in our journey to create a safer community.
We could not be here without you. 💜
Visit @guelphtoday to read the full article.

Happy #PrideMonth and #IndigenousHistoryMonth to a

Happy #PrideMonth and #IndigenousHistoryMonth to all!
We stand alongside and celebrate members and allies of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community as well as First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples this month and every month!

June is National #IndigenousHistoryMonth. While we

June is National #IndigenousHistoryMonth. While we shouldn’t wait until June to celebrate the many contributions of Indigenous Peoples and commemorate their legacy, the month gives us the chance to reflect and recognize the diversity of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples’ history and culture.
It is only through understanding our true histories that we can create meaningfully approach reconciliation.
This month is an opportunity for us all to reflect on and learn about the history of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples and the land that we live on. It is a time to understand the historic and modern injustices, such as the Residential Schools program, the Sixties Scoop, and the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG).
It also provides us with the opportunity to learn more about pre-colonial histories, celebrate Indigenous knowledge, contributions and resiliency, support Indigenous-led businesses and organizations and find opportunities where you can show solidarity with movements surrounding Indigenous rights.
This work can be started today and this month but we must all continue on together.

We are looking for a highly motivated individuals

We are looking for a highly motivated individuals with the skills and abilities to join the Marianne’s Place team. If you are self-directed with the ability to work effectively within a team environment, are compassionate, reliable, adaptable, resourceful, and work well under pressure, please consider these opportunities.
Currently, we are hiring for three positions at Marianne's Place including:
-Relief Residential Support Counsellor
-Housing Support Counsellor
-Mental Health and Addictions Support Counsellor
For more information about the positions and how to apply, please visit the “Careers” link in our bio or on our website at gwwomenincrisis.org

Thank you so much to everyone who came out on Frid

Thank you so much to everyone who came out on Friday to our Celebrations of Survivorship Event! 💜 words can’t fully express how grateful we were to share space, resources, knowledge and creativity with our community. An extra special thank you goes out to those who submitted art for the event as well as to our amazing community partners who joined us. Thank you for making this day possible.
While this is the last day of #SexualViolencePreventionMonth, know that you can take action to prevent and address sexual violence year-round and we are here to support you in doing

With May being Sexual Violence Prevention Month, w

With May being Sexual Violence Prevention Month, we want to remind folks that one of the best proven ways to prevent sexual violence is through on-going education at every age. Do you want to take action to learn more about how you can prevent sexual violence? Book us for a FREE workshop for your youth group, community group or workplace!
Swipe to hear from a workshop participant on what you can expect to gain by inviting us for a workshop.
Some key topics that can help to build our awareness about sexual violence and provide you with the skills of how to prevent it are:
☑️Sexual Violence 101
☑️Human Trafficking 101
☑️Bystander Intervention
☑️Consent
☑️Healthy Relationships
☑️Challenging Rape Culture
☑️Combatting Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
☑️Supporting Survivors Through a Trauma-Informed Lens
Email wiceducator@gwwomenincrisis.org to inquire!

Our Celebrations of Survivorship Event is coming u

Our Celebrations of Survivorship Event is coming up this Friday from 12-2pm at the Red Pavilion at Riverside Park!
As part of this event, we want to provide a space to celebrate the strength of individuals and communities and their power in being part of the solution in preventing and ending sexual violence.
Some things to note about the event:
🔘We are hosting this event rain or shine as it is a covered space (should the weather be hazardous on Friday morning we will reassess and post any updates)
🔘There is construction on Woolwich St. but the entrance and exit to the event space are still accessible via path, driving or public transit
(swipe to view the event map for more details on the location)
🔘For those taking public transit to the event, several route options are available including routes 99, 17 and 18
If you have any questions about the event, please reach out 💜
We're looking forward to seeing you and please help to spread the word about this afternoon of solidarity!

JOIN US on JUNE 24 at @fixed_gear_brewing for an e

JOIN US on JUNE 24 at @fixed_gear_brewing for an evening of live music, delicious food, great company and giving back locally!
All proceeds will support Stepping Stone and Guelph-Wellington Women in Crisis.
Get your tickets today through the link in our bio!
We hope to see you there! 💜

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