Services

  • Transitional Housing/Safe Shelter for a 6-week stay
  • Counselling Supports, Advocacy and Referrals
  • Outreach
  • Family Support
  • Public Education and Community Partnerships
  • Policy Engagement

Programs:

  • Heal Your Heart with Art
  • Art Group
  • Healthy Relationships for Teens

Public Education:

We are committed to ending violence against women and children in our community. A major part of this ambitious and worthy goal is sharing knowledge. If you are interested in having a staff person provide an educational event on family violence, domestic violence, impacts on children, how to recognize signs of abuse or other important topic areas, please contact 902-893-4844 or fill out the contact form.

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Third Place Transition House

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UNCENSORED: The Gender Diverse Sexuality Handbook for Every Body...Check out the online version for now, with print copies coming in 2022! A great resource to share with youth. southshoresexualhealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Final-Draft-for-October-23.pdf ... See MoreSee Less

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Movie Night at The Lodge this Friday, 6-8 pm. Grades 6-12. Proof of vaccination and masks required. Debert and Area Community Association ... See MoreSee Less

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Did you listen to the new podcast series by Transition House Association of Nova Scotia yet?It is available anywhere you stream Podcasts (Apple, Amazon, Spotify, etc). This series dives deep into the world of violence against women in Nova Scotia and offers some ideas on how to make change 💟 ... See MoreSee Less

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Silent Witness Nova Scotia gives a voice to women who have had their voices silenced by domestic homicide. SWNS honours thesewomen in several ways, including the Barb's Bench Project. Purple benches are placed in public parks with a telephone number for women to call if they are victims of domestic violence. The SWNS Walk to Remember is happening virtually throughout October. Pick a date to walk in honour of a woman, or all women, who have died due to domestic violence. Select a purple bench as a walk destination. Take a selfie on your walk and post it with any of the hashtags #barbsbench #remembermewalk #SilentWitnessNS You can learn more about SWNS or make a donation at their website, silentwitnessnovascotia.ca ... See MoreSee Less

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26 Oct

UNCENSORED: The Gender Diverse Sexuality Handbook for Every Body...
Check out the online version for now, with print copies coming in 2022! A great resource to share with youth.

https://t.co/FnQxmNBvHv

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Domestic violence can impact people from all backgrounds and walks of life. @AWHL supports women experiencing violence with services in 200+ languages, as well as deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing services.

Call 1-866-863-0511 for 24-hour support.

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This #InternationalDayOfTheGirl we’re celebrating young women like Rae Steeves, Anne-Sophie Bartenstein and Kate James who recently won a grant from Rising Youth Canada to write a book about intersectional feminism called The Woman’s Issue.

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6 Oct

Today we are proud to launch, "Somebody Must Say These Things", an eight-part podcast series that casts a stark, unapologetic light on our society’s continued insufficient acknowledgement of violence against women. You can listen by searching the title on any podcast app.

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