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At Alice House, we take pride in witnessing the transformative healing journeys of women and children who have been exposed to intimate partner violence. In this post, we are sharing the achievements of Sara, a former resident who defied multiple barriers to rebuild her family's life. Sara's story is a testament to her unwavering resilience in the face of adversity.
[Read More]Help us win $20,000 to Revamp Back Yards at Alice House!
As the warmer weather approaches, the Alice House community is excitedly preparing for the summer. Our friends at CanadaHelps are helping us kick off the season with an incredible contest: the Great Canadian Giving Challenge.
[Read More]Alice House Holiday Wish List 2022
Holiday preparations are underway at Alice House! Each year, we do what we can to ensure the people of Alice House have their needs and wishes met during the holidays. We do this by matching each individual or family with a sponsor from the community that takes care of their specific needs.
[Read More]ANNOUNCEMENT | Executive Director
After 8+ incredible years with Alice House, it is with mixed emotions we announce that our Executive Director, Heather Byrne is leaving Alice House. Heather stepped into the role in August 2014 and has been a force for good in the intimate partner violence and gender-based violence field ever since.
[Read More]National Consent Awareness Week 2022
[Read More]"When consent is not understood and respected, the epidemic of sexual violence continues."
- Possibility Seeds and the Courage to Act Project
ANNOUNCEMENT | Launching the Alice on the Go: Online Course
Alice on the Go is a self-directed domestic violence prevention and education program that we have been offering for the past couple years, reaching over 130 participants and eight community partners.
[Read More]The Homefront Model: An Event by Alice House
On June 23, 2022, we were thrilled to host our friends and partners from Calgary, Alberta to learn more about the HomeFront Model. The HomeFront Model is an evidence-based response to domestic violence; the team spoke with us about what the model is and how data and evaluation had led to improved client and system outcomes. As well, participants were given tools and res
[Read More]Announcing our June 2022 Matching Campaign
Safety and security are paramount in our work.
[Read More]International Women's Day 2022
In 1848, hundreds of people gathered for America’s first women’s rights convention after women were not allowed to speak at an anti-slavery convention. The first IWD took place in 1908, where women protested garment workers’ labour conditions. IWD being recognized on March 8 has ties to the women’s movements that took place during the 1917 Russian Revolution.
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