Yorkton Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Fort Qu’Appelle Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Regina Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Saskatoon Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Prince Albert Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Moose Jaw Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Ile a la Crosse Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Swift Current Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Kindersley Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
North Battleford Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Weyburn Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
La Ronge Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Melfort Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Humboldt Regional Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help to influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how communities and service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Regina Provincial Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
Saskatoon Provincial Gathering
People support one another every day through families, friendships, workplaces and community networks. These natural supports are often the first to notice when someone is struggling and the first people someone turns to for help. Strengthening these everyday relationships can help influence healthy relationship behaviours, reduce isolation, increase connection and prevent violence before situations reach a crisis.
Join STOPS to Violence for learning and conversation about how service systems can better recognize and strengthen these everyday networks of care as an important part of violence prevention.
Contact person:
Nicole White
306-565-3199
REAL Talk: Building Confidence to Support Others
Have you ever wondered how to help someone who may be struggling in a difficult relationship, but weren't sure what to say or do?
Join us for REAL Talk, a free, practical and engaging education session that helps people build the confidence and skills to support others who may be experiencing or using violence in their relationships. Grounded in the belief that one supportive conversation can make a difference, REAL Talk offers simple tools that can be used in everyday life.
This session is full.