Clare’s Law
Clare’s Law Presentation – from Saskatoon Police Services
Family Service Saskatoon would like to thank Saskatoon Police Service for providing us with Clare’s Law information in recognition of Saskatchewan Violence Prevention Week. Family Service Saskatoon is proud to work closely with Saskatoon Police Services and appreciates their support and collaborative approach to supporting victims and survivors of crime. #AllofUS
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 12 – Anger and Conflict
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 12. Today’s topic is Anger and Conflict. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 11 – Self-Discovery
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 11. Today’s topic is Self-Discovery. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 10 – Grief and Stages of Healing
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 10. Today’s topic is Grief and Stages of Healing. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
Healing After a Divorce or Breakup
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 9 – Shame and Guilt
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 9! Today’s topic is Shame and Guilt. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
7 Differences between Shame and Guilt
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 8 – Trauma Bonding
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 8! Today’s topic is Trauma Bonding. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
9 WAYS to BREAK TRAUMA BONDING
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 7 – Trauma and the Brain
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 7! Today’s topic is Trauma and the Brain. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 6 – Mental Health and Coping Skills
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 6! Today’s topic is Mental Health and Coping Skills. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
Effects of Stress on Your Body
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 5 – Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 5! Today’s topic is Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships; we’ll talk about equality vs. power/control. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 4 – Boundaries
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 4! Today’s topic is one of our favourites – Boundaries. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
Boundary Circles and things to remember
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 3 – Red Flags
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 3! Today’s topic is Red Flags. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
Dating Again After an Abusive Relationship
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 2 – Gender Socialization
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition), week 2! Today’s topic is Gender Socialization. Please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
10 Ways To Avoid Gender Stereotyping in Children
Man Box and Woman Box Worksheet
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
IPV Drop-In Group – Week 1
Welcome to Intimate Partner Violence Drop-In Group (website edition) – please view the video, then work through the work sheets below at your own pace.
Blank Cycle of violence worksheet
If you are feeling triggered, or in need of support, please call us at (306) 244 – 0127 to connect with one of our Intimate Partner Violence Outreach workers, Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm; outside of these hours, please contact Mobile Crisis at (306) 933-6200, or if you are in imminent danger, call 911.
2017-18 Annual Report
Audited Financial Statement
The most recent audited financial statement is available. Please contact Family Service Saskatoon during office hours to obtain a copy.
2016-2017 Annual Report
#WhoWillYouHelpSK
Today, the Government of Saskatchewan proudly announced the launch of the #WhoWillYouHelpSK sexual violence and abuse awareness campaign. This social media campaign speaks out against sexual violence and abuse and calls on all citizens to value and protect people, particularly vulnerable women and girls, from these crimes.
The message of the campaign is conveyed through a powerful video which demonstrates everyone’s responsibility to intervene in situations where they witness sexual violence or abuse. Over the next few weeks, this video, along with the hashtag #WhoWillYouHelpSK, will appear on television, in movie theatres and through Facebook and YouTube advertising. You can view the video on the Government of Saskatchewan Facebook page.
Saskatchewan has an unacceptable rate of interpersonal violence and abuse, including domestic and sexual violence. All citizens, communities and government can play a role in ending such violence. As part of the Saskatchewan Plan for Growth, the government is committed to building safe communities and a better quality of life for all citizens. The #WhoWillYouHelpSK campaign encourages everyone to be a voice for those who have, or may become, victims of sexual violence and abuse.
I encourage Ministry of Justice employees and our partners to join the conversation by sharing the video on social media, using the hashtag #WhoWillYouHelpSK.
For information on programs and services for victims of sexual violence and abuse offered through our ministry and partners, visit www.saskatchewan.ca/victimsservices.
Kevin Fenwick, Q.C.
Deputy Minister of Justice and
Deputy Attorney General
