Help Make the World Safer for our Daughters

This sounds like a wonderfully informative day planned! 

Ride to Remember Bike Run

Another great snag off of FB today…

Domestic Violence Crisis Center

We are selling raffle tickets as part of our Ride to Remember Bike Run. The Run is on August 25th, but you do NOT need to be present to win. The tickets are $10.00 and the prizes are

1st: 50" LG TV

2nd: $300.00 Spa Package at Journey Within

3rd: Kindle Fire

If you are interested you can either stop by our office at 3331 Burdick Espressway East or send the money in with your name, address, and phone number and we will mail out your ticket stub to you. Please attach a note stating it is for raffle tickets.

Thank you guys, we know how amazing our FB family is!!

List of Women’s Shelters/Non-profits Receiving Purple Pamper Packages

Sending out another Pixel Project! I just LOVE seeing what they have going, and truly pray that many of you can be a blessing to their projects! Here's what they've got going on now:

Now that Mother's Day is over, we're focused on getting people to sponsor the packages for recovering survivors at 25 women'sshelters across the U.S..

Moving Forward: Supports for Victims of Domestic Violence Conference

February 27, 2012

Are you a social worker, community worker or lawyer who works with victims of domestic violence? If so, have we got a learning and networking opportunity for you!

Community Initiatives Against Family Violence and the Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta are excited to announce, Moving Forward: Legal and Psychological Supports for Victims of Domestic Violence Conference on April 24, 2012 at the Santa Maria Goretti Community Centre in Edmonton, AB.

This conference is an opportunity for professionals to increase their knowledge base on legal issues and community supports, build relationships with other professionals, and reflect on their practice. The registration fee is $45.

We gratefully acknowledge the Department of Justice Canada Victims of Crime Fund for providing funding for this event. Every year Justice Canada chooses a theme for Victims of Crime Week. For 2012, the theme is “Moving Forward.” This theme acknowledges both the journey that victims of crime undertake as they make changes in their lives and the work done in the last 30 years to improve services for victims of crime.

The conference brochure is available here.

You can view a listing of presentations and register at www.ciafv.com.

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