24 results at your authorization level

1. Resource: Accelerated Recovery Program for Compassion Fatigue (Document Number: 1129) (March 6, 2003)

A uniquely designed five-session treatment/ training protocol to assist professionals in resolving their symptoms of compassion fatigue ( traumatic stress + burnout).

2. Resource: Anselma House (Document Number: 997) (July 10, 2000)

Committed to providing a safe and supportive environment for physically, sexually and emotionally abused women and their children.

3. Resource: Assaulted Women's Helpline (Document Number: 3092) (April 12, 2003)

TOLL FREE (Ontario) 1-866-863-0511 TOLL FREE TTY (Ontario)1-866-863-7868

4. Resource: Community Information Toronto (Document Number: 932) (February 10, 2004)

Links to many resources in the Greater Toronto Area. Also includes the "Assaulted Women's Help Guide in Ontario".

5. Resource: Education Wife Assault (Document Number: 958) (July 7, 2000)

Information centre for resources on issues pertaining to violence against women and children.

6. Resource: End Violence Alliance (Document Number: 2790) (November 1, 2002)

Stop the cycle of domestic violence & promote a violence free future in the city of Toronto.

7. Resource: Ernestine's Women's Shelter (Document Number: 3525) (February 8, 2004)

Shelter for women in Ontario

8. Resource: Gay Partner Abuse Project (Document Number: 2080) (January 27, 2001)

A community based non-profit organization, provides support, education and advocacy for men who experience violence and abuse in intimate same sex relationships.

9. Resource: Immigrant and Visible Minority Women Against Abuse (Document Number: 801) (April 11, 2004)

Empowers immigrant and visible minority women in the Ottawa Carleton region to participate in the elimination of all forms of abuse against women.

10. Resource: Interval House (Document Number: 1864) (January 31, 2004)

Interval House, Canada's first shelter for assaulted women and children, opened its doors on April 1st, 1973.

11. Resource: London Battered Women's Advocacy Centre (Document Number: 963) (February 10, 2004)

Advocacy, support and safety planning helps women to create strategies and access supportive resources to assist them in ending the violence in their lives.

12. Resource: Maggie's & the Prostitutes' Safe Sex Project (Document Number: 3364) (December 24, 2003)

Maggie's mission is: to provide education and support to assist sex workers in their efforts to live and work with safety and dignity.

13. Resource: METRAC (Document Number: 998) (July 10, 2000)

METRAC is a community organization that promotes the rights of women and children to live free from violence and threats of violence.

14. Resource: Native Women's Resource Centre (Document Number: 933) (July 6, 2000)

Provides many services to Native Women in the Toronto area including counselling around domestic violence, sexual assault, and poverty issues.

15. Resource: Nellie's (Document Number: 1151) (August 15, 2000)

A non-profit women's organization helping women and children in crisis locate safe affordable housing, support services and a bridge to a better future.

16. Resource: Ontario Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (Document Number: 2011) (January 31, 2004)

a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to the prevention of elder abuse and neglect.

17. Resource: Red Cedars Shelter (Document Number: 3492) (February 5, 2004)

Shelter for abused women and children.

18. Resource: SALT: Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (Document Number: 1123) (August 11, 2000)

a program designed to address the needs of senior citizens

19. Resource: Scarborough Hospital Sexual Assault Care Centre (Document Number: 984) (July 10, 2000)

We are a specialized team of doctors, nurses and counsellors.

20. Resource: Sexual Assault Centre London (Canada) (Document Number: 961) (July 10, 2000)

Our organization is based in London, Ontario, Canada.

21. Resource: Supervised Visitation Network (Document Number: 2631) (September 5, 2002)

List of supervised visitation providers in U.S., Canada, Australia, & Japan.

22. Resource: The Centre for Children and Families in the Justice System (Document Number: 3010) (March 14, 2003)

Advocates for the special needs of children and families involved in the justice system.

23. Resource: The Rape Drug Awareness Committee of Hamilton-Wentworth (Document Number: 2068) (February 10, 2004)

The primary message is: "Rape Drugs are Out There ... Trust Your Instincts"

24. Resource: Youth Dating Violence Prevention Project (Document Number: 1373) (October 9, 2000)

School-based Youth Dating Violence Prevention Project