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News Bulletin
The Ontario government’s 2015 It’s Never Okay: An Action Plan to Stop Sexual Violence and Harassment includes a commitment to review publically funded sexual violence and harassment counselling services and helplines as a way of providing better help and supports to survivors.
Purpose: To improve services for survivors in Ontario 16 years or older who have experienced sexual violence or harassment. Survivors will be invited to share their experiences of what was helpful, what barriers got in the way of receiving help, what services were missing, and what supports for survivors could be better coordinated or integrated. Service providers will also be invited to share their expertise of what has worked well and what changes may be needed to better support survivors.
Approach: Shore Consulting’s team has extensive experience in violence against women prevention and has been hired by Ministry of the Status of Women to hold up to 10 group sessions with survivors and conduct interviews with up to 30 service providers across the province.
Starting in May 2017 those not able to participate in the survivor group sessions or service provider interviews can complete a confidential online survey at:
We can do more to Draw The Line on sexual violence on campus.
Our next session is taking place @ Nipissing University, North Bay, on Tuesday, October 17 from 12:30pm-4pm
Draw The Line – Sexual Violence on Campus
Remove Barry MacIntosh from North Bay Police Service
Want to make a #Safer North Bay? Please sign and share the below petition to advocate for constable Barry MacIntosh‘s dismissal from the North Bay Police Service.
