We work across Alberta and Saskatchewan to tackle the systemic and societal causes that lead to domestic abuse. Through education, peer support and community‑driven programs, we help people recognize the dynamics of abuse, build confidence in responding and strengthen the networks that prevent violence before it starts.
Our work is grounded in partnership, innovation and the lived experiences of survivors, ensuring that change is meaningful, sustainable and rooted in community.
When people connect with others who truly understand their experience, healing begins. Programs are delivered both in-person and virtually, for individuals and in groups.
REAL Talk helps everyday Canadians become better at recognizing, responding to and preventing domestic abuse. Workshops are delivered in communities across Alberta and Saskatchewan and virtually across Canada.
Innovation is our programming cornerstone. We believe in using evidence-based data combined with our values to think outside the box and consistently find new and better ways to work.
The high-conflict screening tool provides information about your domestic abuse risk level.