Each year, thousands of people turn to our Gender Based Violence Unit for support. We are a specialized Victim Services program providing services such as safety planning, trauma-informed care, support and advocacy within other systems such as the justice system, policing, and social services, connection to additional resources, access to important information, and support in making self-determined choices. If your spouse, partner, or someone in your family has been abusive in any way, we are here to help.
All Gender Based Violence Services are free of charge and confidential.
Gender based violence services overview.
Victim Services
Supports include Victim Services, Domestic Violence Outreach and Domestic Violence court.
Early Intervention for Families
Supports for those who are at risk of using violence or abuse in their relationship and those at risk of experiencing violence.
Older Adult Response Service
Specialized supports to seniors who are being impacted by abuse at the hands of an intimate partner or family member.
Sexual Misconduct within the Military
Support for
survivors of sexual misconduct within the military and the wider defence community.
Groups & Workshops
Led by trained professionals, our groups and workshops offer support and practical strategies for overcoming life’s challenges.
Victims Compensation
Access specialized trauma-informed support, or find out if you may be eligible through the Ministry of Justice.
Victim Services
We are a Specialized Victim Services Program offering support to those impacted by abuse or violence from an intimate partner or family member. Since abuse exists on a spectrum, our services range from addressing early warning signs in new relationships to supporting survivors of serious assaults in long-term partnerships.
Whether you’ve never reported to the police, your partner is involved in Regina’s Domestic Violence Court, or they are in custody, we provide safety planning, advocacy, and emotional support.
Beyond violence and abuse, we assist with navigating systems, making referrals, and collaborating with other services to ensure you receive the help you need. We offer court support, police accompaniment, risk assessments, and guidance on programs like Clare’s Law, lease termination, and workplace accommodations for survivors. We're here to help—wherever you are on your journey.
Early Intervention for Families
In the spirit of prevention we have launched our Early Intervention Project for families. In this program we look to engage those who are at risk of using violence or abuse in their relationship as well as build on our existing supports to those at risk of experiencing violence. We offer support and referrals to mitigate the struggles that can lead to violence such as life’s unexpected events, substance misuse, homelessness, or mental health concerns. We will provide risk assessment, case planning, and collaborate with other support services to provide wrap-around support.
Older Adult Response Service
Our Older Adult Response Service (OARS) provides specialized supports to seniors who are being impacted by abuse at the hands of an intimate partner or family member. Working with the seniors in our community requires a special touch. Some of the supports we provide are home visits, safety planning, assistance navigating systems such as the health system, working with the Public Guardian and Trustee, and case consultations with other involved services. Our OARS caseworkers also provide community education regarding the abuse of older adults.
Sexual Misconduct within the Military
Have you or a loved one experienced sexual misconduct within the military?
We offer compassionate, trauma-informed support to survivors of sexual misconduct within the military and the wider defence community.
Our services include:
- Confidential counselling
- Trauma-informed care
- System navigation
- Referrals to community resources tailored to your needs
We understand the unique challenges faced by members of the defence community, and we are committed to providing a safe and supportive environment for healing and recovery.
Groups for relationship & family violence
Insight is a 9-session group for survivors that encourages growth and healing after suffering the impacts of intimate partner or family violence. This is a closed group to promote connection and trust between participants. Supporting strength and resilience is foundational for our Insight Group.
A safe environment for connecting with others, with the main goal of giving and receiving support for all who have experienced intimate partner and/or family violence. The format alternates between times of sharing, information sessions, discussion nights, guest speakers, and creative expression nights.
Do You or Someone You Know Need Individual or Group Support?
If you or someone you know could benefit from using one of our services, click on the button below to go to our contact page and give us a call to discuss your specific needs.
306-757-6675
#200 - 1440 Broadway Avenue,
Regina, SK | S4P 1E2
