Third Place
Transition House

offers 24 hour support services 365 days of the year, and safe shelter for women and children fleeing abuse and violence.

Third Place Transition House

Third Place Transition House is a 10 bed shelter that offers support services for women and children fleeing abuse and violence. We provide non-judgemental, inclusive, confidential services; offering a safe space for healing to begin. Third Place also offers Outreach Services, Public Education and Programming in Truro, Colchester and East Hants. Third Place is committed to the trauma-informed principles of awareness, safety, trustworthiness, choice, collaboration and empowerment in the work that we do.

Violence against women is a complex, societal issue, and abuse can take many forms; such as, physical, emotional, verbal, psychological, sexual and financial. We believe in the strength and resilience of women who face domestic, family or intimate partner violence.

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Third Place Transition House

6 hours ago

Each and every day we hold space for all impacted by the tragedy that took place on April 18 and 19 of 2020. We remember and honour those who lost their lives and keep the families of all victims in our thoughts. Intimate partner violence is a community issue. We continue to work effortlessly to fight against gender-based violence and support our community. If you or someone you know is experiencing violence and is in need of support we are here for you. Please call our 24/7 crisis line at 902-893-3232.Nova Scotia Strong💜 ... See MoreSee Less

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Third Place Transition House

7 hours ago

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Third Place Transition House

3 days ago

We are looking forward to bringing this important educational program to Noel on April 23 at the New Horizons Centre! Email olivia@thirdplaceth.ca to register. This session is free and light snacks and refreshments will be provided!Join us in Noel on April 23 for a Neighbours, Friends, and Families education session. This informative session is free for anyone who wishes to learn more about intimate partner violence and how to support our communities. Education is prevention!📆 April 23🕒 6:30pm - 8:00pm📍 New Horizons Centre - 1644 Burntcoat Road NoelPlease email olivia@thirdplaceth.ca if you would like to attend or join virtually. ... See MoreSee Less

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Third Place Transition House

2 weeks ago

Today for Sexual Assault Awareness Month we are breaking down some harmful myths about consent.Consent is always required no matter the relationship. Many people hold the false belief that it cannot be sexual assault if it was between committed partners. Consent is never obligatory or assumed simply because you are in a relationship with someone.Consent should never be assumed. Different threat responses, factors that impact a person’s ability to consent such as power imbalances or the usage of substances, and body language all impact how a person may respond, and for many reasons, they may not be able to or feel safe to explicitly say “no” or fight back. Always have consent conversations to ensure both parties are informed, enthusiastic, able to consent, and meet other factors of consent.Consent can change at any time. When a person gives consent to engage in one action, consent is only given for that specific action. A person can wish to stop at any time and consent is no longer present. Consent must be given for each specific action and cannot be assumed.Consent is a pathway to mutual respect and joy. Use healthy and open communication to ensure all parties feel heard, safe and respected💜 ... See MoreSee Less

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