An educational guide for victims of intimate partner and family violence has been put together by three provincial organizations. It’s called, “Getting Out,” and is based on the experiences of people who have left violent and abusive relationships and are now living violence-free lives. It also benefits from the knowledge of those who provide support and service to people dealing with such situations.
Jo-Anne Dusel, Executive Director of the Provincial Association of Transition Houses says the guide is especially timely during a time of increased isolation due to people staying home because of COVID-19. She says, “We want people to know that if home is not safe, there are safe places to go. Domestic violence shelters are still open.”
Print copies of the guide will be distributed to front line service providers. It can also be found online.














