Parkland Crisis Centre & Women's Shelter

#Genderbasedviolence has devastating effects on health and mental well-being. Those affected by GBV report higher rates of depression, anxiety disorders (such a...s PTSD), suicidal behaviour and self-harm. If you’re a mental and general health care provider/professional, you may be interested in the Willow Place-MAWS online course on #GenderBasedViolencePrevention. The course has valuable information on how to provide compassionate, trauma-informed support to those affected by family, domestic and gender-based violence. Click here for course and free access details and help us #EndGenderBasedViolence now: https://bit.ly/3nwY9kT Canadian Mental Health Association Manitoba and Winnipeg Klinic Community Health Prairie Mountain Health Rainbow Resource Centre Ka Ni Kanichihk Winnipeg Regional Health Authority #mentalhealthawareness #SupportSurvivors #EndGenderBasedViolence #womensupportingwomen #endfamilyviolence #enddomesticabuse

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The Manitoba 150 Women Trailblazers awards are out and we’re proud to share that Ms. Anna Pazdzierski is a recipient! Anna has worked tirelessly for decades t...o advance equality for women and girls in Canada. Formerly the Executive Director of Nova House, which she led for 20 years, Anna has also been a tenacious advocate for the interests and rights of women and girls, including services for mental health, support for survivors of violence and sexual assault, resources for women in leadership, as well as better working conditions, equal wages and benefits for those working in the field of domestic violence. Anna’s client-first attitude, involvement in community education, and collaborative approach to leadership and change in the GBV prevention sector are an inspiration to us all. Congratulations Anna! Learn more about the awards here: https://bit.ly/3r1bLXL #Manitoba150WomenTrailblazer #Manitoba Winnipeg Free Press

Speaking up about our struggles takes courage. It’s important to listen compassionately & without judgement, to each other & to ourselves. Today and every day, ...let us foster open conversations about mental health & well-being. If you or someone you know has been struggling with mental health, here are some mental health resources that may help: Manitoba Suicide Line: 1-877-435-7170 Canadian mental Health Association Winnipeg Phone Line: 204-982-6100 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Mobile Crisis Service (24hrs): 204-940-1781 WRHA Mobile Crisis Service TTY Deaf Access Line: 204-779-8902 Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre of Winnipeg, Inc. (AHWC): 204-925-3700 Ka Ni Kanichihk, Inc.: 204-953-5820 Klinic Crisis Line: 204-786-8686 Klinic Sexual Assault Line: 204-786-8631 Prairie Mountain Health Brandon Mobile Crisis Unit: 204-725-4411; 1-888-379-7699 Rainbow Resource Centre: 204-474-0212; 1-888-399-0005 Canadian Mental Health Association Manitoba and Winnipeg Klinic Community Health Prairie Mountain Health Rainbow Resource Centre Ka Ni Kanichihk Winnipeg Regional Health Authority #Mentalhealth #bellletstalkday #wellbeing #endthestigma

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