Third Place Transition House for Truro, Colchester and East Hants

Bill of Rights

  • I am not to blame for the abuse
  • I have the right to live without fear
  • I have the right to say no
  • I have the right to be treated with respect
  • I have the right to live in peace
  • I have the right not to be hit
  • I have the right to raise my children in safety
  • I have power over my own life
  • I have the right to make change
  • I have the right to be believed and helped
  • I have the right to be happy
  • I have the right to decide what is best for me
  • I have the right to ask for help
  • I have the right to my feelings

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Did you know that people with disabilities are 2x more likely to experience IPV/DV with women with disabilities more likely to experience higher levels of violence? July is Disability Pride Month. All bodies and all abilities are worthy of kindness and safety. Take time to reflect on the ways in which you encourage accessibility. The Disability Pride Parade is this Friday, July 17th, and will be beginning at Steps on Arthur at 11:30am and finishing at Civic Square. We will be at the Truro Farmer’s Market for all of the post-parade festivities. Come see us to chat, learn, and connect 💜 ... See MoreSee Less
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We will be at Colchester Food Network tomorrow for a Coffee and Chat! We will be doing a brief presentation about our services and information about intimate partner violence and hanging around to chat, answer questions, and connect! ... See MoreSee Less
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