An in-depth look at the dynamics of Intimate Partner Violence and how to recognize, respond, and refer as it impacts the workplace.  Join us Tuesday, November 20, 2018 for the Make It Our Business (MIOB) Workshop, held at the PATHS Office (202-1102 8th Ave, Regina, SK). The MIOB workshop provides information and education to help […]

The Regina Community Partnership Against Violence (CPAV) is a partnership between community members and organizations including Provincial Association of Transition Houses and Services of Saskatchewan (PATHS), the Lifelong Learning Centre—University of Regina, Regina Transition House, YWCA Regina, North Central Community Association, and SOFIA House. CPAV comes together each year to host the Peacemakers Breakfast to […]

The original version of this report was completed in the second year of PATHS’ project Working Together to Build Protective Factors into Workplace Policies and Procedures for Victims of Intimate Partner Violence, funded by Status of Women Canada (a 3-year project, September 2015- September 2018). In the year since the release of the original research […]

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Click here to see Regina poster. Click here to see Prince Albert poster. Moose Jaw start up date is still to be determined. Nato’ we ho win Nato’ we ho win (pronounced “natawayhowin”) is Cree for “The Art of Self-Healing.” Nato’ we ho win is an innovative program that addresses the mental and physical health […]

Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan is conducting a three-year project to develop a provincial Saskatchewan Sexual Violence Action Plan, funded by Status of Women Canada. The following online surveys are open until June 30, 2018. Your contribution will support the development of Saskatchewan’s first Provincial Sexual Violence Action Plan. Are you a front-line service provider who works with […]

Read the May issue of RESOLVE News, including our article Intimate Partner Violence and the Saskatchewan Workplace, here. All issues can be found here.

The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed May 15-19, 2017 as Sexual Assault Awareness Week. Funded through the Interpersonal Violence Unit at the Ministry of Justice, Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan (SASS) member agencies are hosting  events to create awareness of sexual violence and support female, male and child survivors. The focus of the week is […]

PATHS T-shirts communicate the message that Words Change Worlds. Proceeds will help PATHS to continue providing support to shelters and services in our province and bring awareness to issues surrounding violence against women. Click here for the flier in PDF.