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Congratulations to our Founder and ED for her outstanding work in community service for Supporting victims of domestic violence. Your dedication and commitment to helping women in need is truly inspiring.

Your efforts have made a significant impact on the lives of so many women who are facing difficult situations. Your work has not gone unnoticed and we are grateful for your contributions to our community.

We applaud your selflessness and unwavering passion for making a difference in the world. Your work is a shining example of what can be achieved when we come together to support each other.

Thank you for being a true champion for women and for making our community a better place for all of us. Keep up the amazing work and know that you are appreciated and valued.

This month we remember a history that has broken, shaped and inspired many to rise, advocate, fight, and strive and be excellent. As a stage two shelter that supports the BIPOC community we know how important it is to do the work that we do.

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!

Domestic violence knows no class, race, social status or colour. This is sad!
https://www.thestar.com/local-collingwood/news/crime/2022/06/13/everybody-is-in-total-shock-alleged-murder-victim-remembered-as-hardworking-collingwood-realtor-who-lived-for-her-daughter.html

‘Everybody is in total shock’: Alleged murder victim remembered as hardworking Collingwood Realtor who 'lived for her daughter’ Colleagues will hold a vigil for Kinga "Kay" Kriston on June 14 at Sunset Point

The trauma was not your fault!

We are rooting for your healing. ❤️

Happy international women’s day!!

Here’s to all the strong women(yes you).
May we know them.
May we be them.
May we raise them.
You’re loved!

We are live now!! Please join

Happening today at 7pm!! Don’t miss it

It’s happening this evening!

Please join us today at 7pm as we take a look into the black community and focus on the theme:Black health and wellness led by Amaka Onwuliri

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It’s happening TUESDAY EVENING.

Please join us TUESDAY, March 1st, 2022 at 7pm as we take a look into the black community and focus on Black women in the business led by Mae Baird

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It’s happening MONDAY EVENING.

Please join us Monday, February 28th at 7pm as we take a look into the black community and focus on the theme:Black health and wellness led by Amaka Onwuliri

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Black History Month!

Celebrating Viola Davis Desmond

We are still celebrating women who made a difference and were trail blazers.

Black History Month!

Celebrating Jean Augustine

We are still celebrating women who made a difference and were trail blazers.

Black History Month!

We are still celebrating women who made a difference and were trail blazers.

Black Women who made a difference.

Mary Ann Camberton Shadd Cary, educator, publisher, abolitionist (born 9 October 1823 in Wilmington, Delaware; died 5 June 1893 in Washington, DC). Mary Ann Shadd was the first Black female newspaper publisher in Canada.

Slavery wasn’t just an American problem. The Underground Railroad reached its peak in the 1850s, after The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 was passed, and that’s when Mary Ann Shadd Cary moved to Windsor, ON. She sought refuge in Canada like so many other free Blacks and escaped slaves, opened a school, and established a newspaper with the still-relevant motto, “Self-Reliance is the True Road to Independence.” Shadd Cary went on to become an anti-slavery feminist activist and Canada’s first Black newspaper publisher.

In 1994, Shadd was designated a Person of National Historic Significance in Canada.

Welcome to Black History Month!

This is a month where you can take time out to learn about how Africans have impacted history.

Learning about black history, our history, helps better inform us of the world we live in. And helps us better understand those around us.

Acknowledging our history, learning more in-depth about our country’s heroes, victims and contributors, makes us all more equipped to be allies in our daily lives.

What do you do personally, with your family, or professionally through your company or volunteer opportunities, to celebrate and acknowledge Black History Month? Whether you read a book, watch a movie, have a conversation with someone different than you, or visit a memorial, making Black History Month part of your story makes a difference.

You have been invited to a workshop hosted by Amaka Onwuliri where she will be dressing human trafficking from a minority’s perspective. You do not want to miss this. See you this Wednesday at 7pm!

It’s happening TONIGHT!!!

Please join us Tonight Wednesday November 17th at 7pm as we take a look into self care with a led by Amaka Onwuliri

Please join us this Wednesday November 17th at 7pm as we take a look into self care with a led by Amaka Onwuliri

IMANI'S PLACE IS A SAFE HAVEN TO END DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING AGAINST WOMEN.

Reach out to us!

Did you know about the violence at home signal for help? this is the silent signal for help.

There's still time to join us for our free workshop on Essential Skills for Emotional Wellness with Melanie Kataha.

Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/x/workshop-on-essential-skills-for-emotional-wellness-tickets-180466810087

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAsdeCoqT8jEtaspyamBvnG_gNcjTr-qWdP

Meeting ID: 841 2907 4982
Passcode: 56765

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Thank you for giving us so much love, kindness and support. Wishing you a happy and blessed Thanksgiving!

Taking care of your emotional wellness matters.

What does it mean to be emotionally well? How can you improve or maintain your emotional wellness?

Join us for a workshop on Essential Skills for Emotional Wellness with Melanie Kataha.

Registration Link: https://www.eventbrite.com/x/workshop-on-essential-skills-for-emotional-wellness-tickets-180466810087

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAsdeCoqT8jEtaspyamBvnG_gNcjTr-qWdP
Meeting ID: 841 2907 4982
Passcode: 56765