Domestic Abuse

If you are experiencing an emergency situation call 911 IMMEDIATELY

Any visit to a website is recorded in your browser history. If you have experienced family violence and are using a computer that is shared with your abuser, use extreme caution to clear your browser history when you are finished visiting this site. If you do not know how to clear your browser, search the help available for your particular browser or use a public computer if possible. If you are able please contact your healthcare provider for an appointment, they may be able to assist in scheduling a private visit in which you can call the support number. 

For confidential help and information on domestic violence, call 1-877-977-0007 or TTY 1-888-987-2829.

Source: https://www.gov.mb.ca/stoptheviolence/index.html

Family violence is actual or threatened physical, sexual, psychological, emotional or financial abuse directed toward a family member.

It includes intimate partner abuse, as well as abuse that is directed to others in a family relationship.

An intimate relationship can be between people who are married, living together, dating, separated or divorced.

Violence can happen in any family and affects women and men of all ages, cultures, income levels, religions, professions and abilities.

Without help, abusive relationships only get WORSE.

Source: https://www.gov.mb.ca/stoptheviolence/index.html

https://mkonation.com/domesticviolenceresources/

Source: https://mkonation.com