The Getting Out Guide will help you identify the signs of an abusive relationship and how to leave a dangerous situation. The Safety Planner offers guidance on what to take with you, where you can go, and who you can contact for help. You can download them at violencelink.ca/go.  

International Women’s Day Luncheon Monday, March 9, 2020—11:45 am to 1:30 pm Doors open: 11:45 am Lunch is served: 12:00 pm Presentation: 12:15pm Location: St. Paul’s Cathedral Hall, 1861 McIntyre Street, Regina Tickets are $25 per person.  Group purchasing options available. Click here to purchase. Each year, International Women’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate […]

Five current opportunities from PATHS and our partners to participate in anonymous surveys or confidential interviews. Your input helps to improve our knowledge and the work to improve services and end intimate partner violence! 1. Domestic Violence/Abuse and Ownership of Animals—anonymous surveys Who is it for? Everyone! Click the appropriate link below! General public- click […]

The Canadian Domestic Homicide Prevention Initiative is seeking to speak to survivors of severe domestic violence who are now safe and people who were close to victims of domestic homicide (between 2006- 2016). Specifically, the project seeks participation from four groups: Indigenous, immigrant/refugee, rural/remote, and children exposed to violence. More details are on the poster […]

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 […]

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 […]