Violence Prevention Grey Bruce

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May 13, 2021

New Resources

Anti-human trafficking resource manuals now available for parents and service providers

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May 13, 2021

Anti-Human Trafficking Resource Manuals NOW AVAILABLE

Violence Prevention Grey Bruce just published two new resource manuals to improve community responses to human trafficking. Both manuals are available on…

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May 10, 2021

Talking About Sexual Violence? Include Men

By Jon Farmer May is sexual assault prevention month; an annual opportunity to start conversations about sexual violence in our communities. Too…

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May 5, 2021

Sexual Assault and the Justice Gap

By Andrea Turcotte Sexual assault is one of the least reported crimes. Statistics Canada states that only 50 out of every 1,000…

Violence Prevention Grey Bruce
is a coalition of agencies and individuals committed to preventing violence within relationships, families and in our community.

current initiatives

Conducting research

Violence and abuse are complex social issues and research provides us with direction and strategies.

STOP Sexual Violence Survey
Snapshot

Coordinating our community response

VPGB focuses on building a common agenda and practical tools to end violence and abuse in our community.

Building a Bigger Wave
Working Together Protocol
Anti-Human Trafficking Committee

Education & training

VPGB members offer a broad range of training on abuse related topics and violence prevention at home, in the workplace and in the community.

Workplace Violence
Know Me(n) Better

Engaging all citizens

Everyone has a role to play in ending violence and abuse – and every action counts.

Into the Open: Sexual Violence Prevention

Working together is the key to preventing and ending violence in all its forms.

Everyone has a role to play in ending violence and abuse — and every action counts.

Our members come from justice, corrections, child welfare, violence against women, education, health, and social service sectors working in Grey, Bruce, Nawash, Saugeen and Owen Sound. Women who use services, faith groups and community leaders are also engaged VPGB members.

We are leading the way to a safer community.

Our shared vision is an inclusive community where all people live their lives free from all forms of violence and oppression, and have equal access to the best of what the community has to offer.

Violence Prevention Grey Bruce

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