CIAFV Team
Leadership Team
Ashley Lim
M.Ed., Registered Psychologist, Director of Counselling Services at YWCA Edmonton.
Vicky White
Helen Rusich
Co-Chair of the Ethnocultural Family Violence Committee, and Project Manager, Community Initiatives and Strategic Development at REACH Edmonton Council for Safe Communities
Cindy Furlong
Executive Director, Today Family Violence Help Centre
Susan Eastwood
Manager, Alberta Community Corrections
Sue Languedoc
BSW, RSW, Executive Director, Aboriginal Counseling Services Association of Alberta
Paul Gregory
Staff Sergeant, Edmonton Police Service
Rhonda Barraclough
BSW, ME.d., RSW, Executive Director, Align Association of Community Services
Pat Garrett
Executive Director, Wings of Providence
Treena Schmidt
Family Violence Prevention Supervisor, City of Edmonton
Tanya Nelson
Supervisor, Family Violence and Bullying Prevention Unit, Edmonton Region Child and Family Services Division, Alberta Human Services
Clare Gallant
Vice President of Community Services, Edmonton John Howard Society
Recent Tweets
CIAFV News: Uber Is Offering Free Rides To Domestic-Violence Survivors buff.ly/3clHMCk
CIAFV News: Introduction to Brain Injury Training buff.ly/2ZEMkRF
Tonight the high-level bridge will be lit orange for Sexual Exploitation Week of Awareness.Please visit edmontonsewg.com for more information!
Resources on staying mentally well while working from home under COVID-19.
Working from home? Here is a resource poster!
From @sacetalks in the @edmontonjournal: What if staying home in a pandemic isn't safe? buff.ly/2Z1Lhux
May is #svam in Alberta, learn more here: buff.ly/2SYeOS9
Worthwhile use of your time! twitter.com/SagesseCalgary…
Staying home can be a risk factor for increased intimate partner violence. If you would like to learn how to recognize and respond to domestic violence disclosures during isolation, register for our REAL Talk webinars today: https://t.co/GusfvB4rVP pic.twitter.com/uTax8uwnK8
— Sagesse (@SagesseCalgary) May 12, 2020
#svam twitter.com/sacetalks/stat…
For Sexual Violence Awareness Month, SACE CEO Mary Jane James penned an op-ed for the @edmontonjournal about the pandemic’s impact on sexual violence. Read it here: https://t.co/vtfZj6J9Yf #SVAM
— SACE (@sacetalks) May 11, 2020
If you or someone you know is trying to find #WhereToTurn call 310 1818 for more information.buff.ly/2WqxXOT'Why didn't any of us see something?' friend asks after Strathcona County murder-suicide
We are deeply saddened to learn the news of family violence in Strathcona county buff.ly/2W7aWQA If you or someone you know are feeling unsafe or planning to leave get call 310 1818 for more information on #WhereToTurn
CIAFV News: Rapid Response Fund & Translated Resources buff.ly/3dcl2pc
