On Dec 6, we remember:
• Geneviève Bergeron
• Hélène Colgan
• Nathalie Croteau
• Barbara Daigneault
• Anne-Marie Edward
• Maud Haviernick
• Maryse Laganière
• Maryse Leclair
• Anne-Marie Lemay
• Sonia Pelletier
• Michèle Richard
• Annie St-Arneault
• Annie Turcotte
• Barbara Klucznik-Widajewicz

The project is currently seeking funding to run the pilot program.

#16DaysOfActivism #16Days

PATHS’ research shows that like a dog or a cat, owning a horse is another barrier to leaving an abusive situation. The Horse Safekeeping project would help remove that barrier by allowing a survivor to board their horse for 30-60 days while they are in the process of leaving an abusive partner.

Women (including transwomen) and their children can access residential services at services in Saskatchewan. Individuals of any gender can access support at domestic violence counselling centres and outreach programs and non–residential services at domestic violence shelters.

• Does the partner try to control what the person does? For example, what they wear, where they go, who they talk to, or if they can have a job.

#16days #16daysofactivism

• Have you seen unexplained physical injuries?
• Are they more isolated? No longer able to visit with friends and family?
• Do they make excuses for their partners behaviour?