Safe Places

New program alert! 📌

Our team worked hard this year to educate over 2,200 adults worldwide on how to help prevent and respond to child sexual abuse.

Additionally, we began with a concept to develop a workshop to educate youth on how to help prevent sexual abuse in line with our free Little Warriors Prevent it! Program that educates our adults. Alongside addressing multiple topics (including mental health, boundaries, challenging our thoughts, body image, relationships, internet safety, and more), our Clinical Team at the Be Brave Ranch, in collaboration with Safe Places, began to develop a program to educate and empower youth on a much broader spectrum.

And….drum roll please…. in 2022, we launched our NEW Program called the Be Brave Bridge Community Program, available to all teens across Canada!

This free, online, module-based Program addresses multiple topics by providing information, resources, tools and support services for teens ages 12-17 in an interactive, age-appropriate way, with the 8-12 year old Program coming soon.

We are excited to share the Bridge Community Programs for children and youth with our communities and want to thank our funding partners so that we can continue to offer this Program at no cost!

Learn more here:

Youth Bridge Community Workshops
https://littlewarriors.ca/safeplaces-bridge/

Adult Prevent It! Workshop
https://littlewarriors.ca/prevent-it/

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Federal government freezing Hockey Canada’s funding - TSN.ca Minister of Sport Pascale St-Onge tells TSN’s Rick Westhead the organization won’t receive funds until it signs up with a new federal agency that has the power to independently receive and investigate abuse complaints and issue sanctions for inappropriate behaviour.

Are you looking to become Safe Places - Youth Certified? Are you currently certified and need to recertify soon?

As Safe Places - Youth Certification Applications will be moving online later this month, please note, this is the LAST WEEK to submit an application in person at the RCMP Detachment.

As we move to the new online portal, we will be unable to process any Safe Places applications between May 9 - 15.

For more information visit safeplaces.ca.

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