Survivor's Hope Crisis Centre

Join Us for Our Final Lunch & Learn of 2024! ❄️ "Holidaze Toolkit: Mindfulness and Grounding for the Holidays" 🗓️ Date: Tuesday, December 17th ⏰ Time: 12:00 PM 📍 Where: Microsoft Teams The holiday season can be a mixed bag—full of joy, but also stress, grief, and endless to-dos. Let’s tackle it together with tools to make the season a little brighter. What’s in the Holidaze Toolkit? ✨ Tips on using mindfulness to handle challenging situations. ✨ How to recognize and honor your boundaries (yes, you can say no!) ✨ Giving yourself permission to practice self-care (because you deserve it!) e-mail support@survivors-hope.ca to register. Spread the word to friends, family, and colleagues who could use some grounding this holiday season! #SurvivorsHopeCrisisCentre #Hope #Healing #Education #Support #Webelieveyou #Community #Communityhealth #CommunitySupport #ManitobaSupport #ManitobaHealth #Holidays #Mindfulness #SelfCare #HolidayWellness #LunchAndLearn

Thank you Survivor's Hope Crisis Centre for the amazing work your team does and sharing your story with us! 💜 The lack of sufficient, stable, long-term core funding means essential staff, like counsellors and administrators, are left juggling vital work with grant applications just to stay afloat.   Funding delays hurt survivors and the workers who serve them. Sustainable funding ensures counsellors can focus on healing and support—not on where the next grant will come from. Survivors shouldn’t have to wait, and SACs shouldn’t have to fight to stay open.   📖 Learn more about the need for core funding in GBV services: https://lnkd.in/etbrJvRF #16DaysofActivism https://lnkd.in/eDY3-UBP

December 6: National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women Today, we honor the memory of the 14 women who lost their lives in the tragic massacre at École Polytechnique in Montreal on December 6, 1989. They were killed because they were women. This day is not only a time to remember the lives lost to gender-based violence but also a call to action. Violence against women and female presenting folks persists in many forms—physical, emotional, sexual, and systemic—and its impact is felt in every corner of society. At Survivor’s Hope Crisis Centre, we remain committed to supporting survivors of all genders and working to create communities where everyone can live free from violence and fear. On this day and everyday, we invite you to: -Reflect on the experiences of women, girls and female presenting folks who face violence daily. -Remember those we’ve lost and those whose voices continue to be silenced. -Act by advocating for change, supporting survivors, and challenging the systems and attitudes that allow violence to continue. -Pledge to end GBV (share our post we created with NovaHouse and pledge to end GBV) Together, we can work toward a future where violence against women, girls and female presenting folks is a thing of the past. Let this be a day of both remembrance and renewed determination to make change. #SurvivorsHopeCrisisCentre #Hope #Healing #Education #Support #Webelieveyou #Wewillsitwithyou #ENDGBV #ENDSV #EndSA #PledgetoendGBV #December6 #EndViolence #RememberAndAct #rememberthe14

Today is Giving Tuesday! Your support helps us provide vital resources, free on-going counseling, and advocacy for survivors. Every dollar and every share of our posts brings us closer to building a world free from GBV, SV and SA. To donate online please visit: https://lnkd.in/eBgQr3XS OR Come by Sunova Mall in Pinawa (10am-2pm) to make your donation and get a tax receipt for 2024 too! 👏 As always Natasha and Chantal are excited to be out in community and always welcome a conversation, a friendly smile, or a monetary donation on #GivingTuesday . 😊 🌞Let's come together for a day of giving and gratitude!

Gender-based violence (GBV) is rooted in a complex web of systems, including patriarchy, systemic discrimination, power imbalances , economic inequalities, harmful social norms, and gender stereotypes that devalue certain genders . At Survivors Hope, we’re committed to combating GBV through education 📚, advocacy 📢, policy changes 🗳️, and support services. Our Programs: 💡 SADI (Sexual Assault Discussion Initiative): Workshops for students on topics like self-esteem, gender, media literacy, internet safety, mental health, trauma support, healthy relationships, and sexual violence. We empower youth by upholding their universal human rights. 🌟 Reaching Out and Community Engagement: Sharing resources and offering responsive support to increase awareness, connect survivors, and engage with community members, youth, and service providers. 🤝 SARAH (Sexual Assault Recovery and Healing) Program: Providing 24/7 crisis support, long-term counselling , support groups, CAF support, advocacy, and referrals for those impacted by sexual violence across Interlake-Eastern Manitoba. Eliminating GBV requires all of us to take action—individually, in our communities, and at a societal level. Together, we can create a culture that rejects violence and uplifts the dignity of all people . #EndGBV #16DaysOfActivism #SupportSurvivors #GenderEquality #SurvivorsHopeCrisisCentre #NoExcuse #Hope #Healing #Education #Support #webeleiveyou #Wewillsitwithyou #ManitobaHealth #InterlakeSupport #CommunityHealth #ManitobaSupport #SexualHealth #MentalHealth

We are hiring! 🎉 The Aki Nindoondaawaa – “I Heard it From the Land” program works in combination with the Sexual Assault Recovery and Healing (SARAH) counselling program for those impacted by gender-based and sexualized violence in rural Manitoba. The Aki Nindoondaawaa Program Coordinator works to create opportunities and connections to community through land-based healing, ceremony, traditional practices, and relationships with Elders and Knowledge Keepers, in partnership with other agencies and individuals. This position is designated as “hybrid”, with flexibility to work from home, as well as being present in communities in the Interlake-Eastern region of Manitoba; thus the successful applicant must be able to reliably travel within rural Manitoba. Those interested are invited to visit https://lnkd.in/g5UrKewi for more information and details on how to apply.

Pumpkin spice 🎃, apple cider 🍏, cozy sweaters 🧶, supporting survivors , and winning a cash prize 💵! - all things synonymous with Fall, and enjoy the crisp, chilled air by sharing the warmth with survivors of harm. Your participation not only gives you a chance to win half of the raffle pot, but also helps provide vital resources and support for those affected by sexual violence. How It Works: Tickets: Purchase your raffle tickets for a chance to win 50% of the total raffle pool. Up to $50,000 to be won! ( raffle.link/hope ) Drawing: The winner will be drawn on November 4th, 2024 at 24 Aberdeen Avenue, Pinawa and announced on the FundingChange website and live-streamed on Instagram at @survivors.hope.mb Ticket Prices: 1 Ticket: $2.00 3 Tickets: $5.00 15 Tickets: $20.00 Why Participate? Every ticket you buy helps fund essential services and support programs for survivors, including counselling, crisis services, resources, and community connection. By joining us, you’re contributing to a compassionate and supportive community that stands against sexual violence and supports journeys to healing and recovery. Get Involved: Purchase Tickets on the FundingChange platform ( raffle.link/hope) Spread the Word: Share this event with friends and family to help us make a bigger impact and grow the prize! Together, we can make a difference and show survivors they are not alone. Thank you for your support and generosity.

TextEd: your sex ed questions answered. Text us at 204-982-7801 #TextEd #SexEdForAll #SexEdSavesLives #SERCMB #SexualityEducationResourceCentre 

We would like to invite all friends & partners of Survivor's Hope Crisis Centre to our Annual General Meeting on June 4th, 2024 at 6pm, held virtually via Microsoft Teams. Please join us to reflect on the incredible achievements the organization has made in the 2023/24 year towards our mission of supporting survivors of sexualized violence. RSVP to executivedirector@survivors-hope.ca for invitation link.

Opportunities with Survivor's Hope! We are seeking an energetic and compassionate youth to join Team Awesome for the summer. This individual would work alongside our Reaching Out Program Coordinator to facilitate fun summer events and community outreach efforts throughout the Interlake-Eastern area. We are also seeking dedicated and knowledgeable members for our volunteer Board of Directors. The Board meets virtually once monthly from September - June and guides the direction of the agency to influence the support available for survivors. Members come from diverse backgrounds including, but not limited to, mental health, youth and school support, community work, and Indigenous knowledge. No previous experience on a Board required. For more information on either and to apply, visit: https://lnkd.in/eG7-wjmj or email executivedirector@survivors-hope.ca