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Speed Dating
All ages 18+ welcome (ID will be checked at door to confirm age)
Free to attend, food and refreshments available for purchase.
Register below with Google Form before March 25 to ensure your spot!
All ages 18+ welcome (ID will be checked at door to confirm age)
Free to attend, food and refreshments available for purchase.
Register below with Google Form before March 25 to ensure your spot!
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Period Pantry!
Take what you need,
Bring products for others!
One located North of the Mental Health Building on 98 Street Peace River
Second Pantry located at the Emergency Shelter
Please call 1-877-624-3466 for more information
Don't go without!
Take what you need,
Bring products for others!
One located North of the Mental Health Building on 98 Street Peace River
Second Pantry located at the Emergency Shelter
Please call 1-877-624-3466 for more information
Don't go without!
Purple Ribbon Campaign
PRRWS encourages everyone to proudly wear a purple ribbon to raise awareness of violence in our community, support victims of violence,
and call for the end of the cycle of abuse.
In Canada in 2022, there were 117,093 victims of intimate partner violence aged 12 years and older.
(Statistics Canada. 2023. “Trends in police-reported family violence and intimate partner violence in Canada, 2022.” )
Between 2011 and 2021, police reported 1,125 gender-related homicides of women and girls in Canada. Of these homicides, two-thirds (66%) were perpetrated by an intimate partner, 28% a family member, 5% a friend or acquaintance and the remaining 1% a stranger.
(Statistics Canada. 2023. “Trends in police-reported family violence and intimate partner violence in Canada, 2022.”)
Alberta has the third highest rate of self-reported spousal violence among Canadian provinces, yet family violence is preventable. November is Family Violence Prevention Month in Alberta although we can take actions to prevent family violence year round. It is a time to increase awareness of the warning signs of family violence and the resources and supports available so we can work together to end family violence.
Visit Albert Council of Women's Shelters to learn more about identifying abuse, how to help and additional resources:
https://acws.ca/domesticviolence/
Or get in touch with our Shelter by calling us toll free 24/7 1-877-624-3466
Let us all show our support!!
PRRWS encourages everyone to proudly wear a purple ribbon to raise awareness of violence in our community, support victims of violence,
and call for the end of the cycle of abuse.
In Canada in 2022, there were 117,093 victims of intimate partner violence aged 12 years and older.
(Statistics Canada. 2023. “Trends in police-reported family violence and intimate partner violence in Canada, 2022.” )
Between 2011 and 2021, police reported 1,125 gender-related homicides of women and girls in Canada. Of these homicides, two-thirds (66%) were perpetrated by an intimate partner, 28% a family member, 5% a friend or acquaintance and the remaining 1% a stranger.
(Statistics Canada. 2023. “Trends in police-reported family violence and intimate partner violence in Canada, 2022.”)
Alberta has the third highest rate of self-reported spousal violence among Canadian provinces, yet family violence is preventable. November is Family Violence Prevention Month in Alberta although we can take actions to prevent family violence year round. It is a time to increase awareness of the warning signs of family violence and the resources and supports available so we can work together to end family violence.
Visit Albert Council of Women's Shelters to learn more about identifying abuse, how to help and additional resources:
https://acws.ca/domesticviolence/
Or get in touch with our Shelter by calling us toll free 24/7 1-877-624-3466
Let us all show our support!!
In 2018 the Town of Peace River proclaimed
October 4th Sisters in Spirit Day.
Organized and hosted by the Peace River Aboriginal Interagency Committee, each year on October 4th people gather to raise awareness to the issue of missing and murdered Aboriginal Women and Girls in Canada. People gather to remember those who have gone missing and whose lives have been taken.
October 4th Sisters in Spirit Day.
Organized and hosted by the Peace River Aboriginal Interagency Committee, each year on October 4th people gather to raise awareness to the issue of missing and murdered Aboriginal Women and Girls in Canada. People gather to remember those who have gone missing and whose lives have been taken.