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Services Include:
* Individual Therapy
* Support and Information
* Partnership and Consultation with other agencies and community groups
* Public Education
* Advocacy and Networking (Representation on: Premier's Family Violence Prevention Action Committee and Youth Engagement Committee, PEI Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Advisory Committee, Victim Services Advisory Committee)
* Men Matter Group: offers free and confidential group programs that can assist men in their healing.
We do NOT Provide the Following:
* Services for Children
* Couple/Family Counseling
* Support or crisis intervention outside of regular work hours
* Accompaniment to hospital or police
Counselling Services are:
* For women and men (over age 16) who have experienced recent or historic sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse
* Free of charge
* Confidential
* Provided by professional therapists who are experienced and trained in trauma recovery
3 Locations:
* Charlottetown
* Summerside
* Alberton
- Main office: 902-566-1864
- Therapy Request Line: 902-368-8055
- Fax: 902-368-2957
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Vision:
Our vision is a community where all people feel safe and are free from sexual abuse and assault.
Mission:
The mission of the PEI Rape and Sexual Assault Centre is to support survivors of sexual assault and abuse in their healing and to ensure that all people living in PEI are safe from sexual violence. In achieving this mission we work collaboratively with, and in ways that empower, individuals and organizations.
We believe that:
* Prevention of sexual abuse is everyone's responsibility. The community has a responsibility to support survivors in their healing and to work towards ending sexual violence.
* Sexual assault and sexual abuse are crimes that involve control and power.
* Survivors have the right to receive the support they need to heal from abuse.
* The trauma of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse can severely impact the quality of life for survivors.
* Ensuring confidentiality and respecting the choices of survivors are top priorities.
* Healing that results in long term enhanced quality of life takes time.
* The impacts of sexual assault and childhood abuse permeate all of society.
* All survivors deserve access to services.
* Sexual violence will continue until the root causes of violence against women and children are addressed.
* Working collaboratively with the community is essential to address the needs of survivors.
* Individual Therapy
* Support and Information
* Partnership and Consultation with other agencies and community groups
* Public Education
* Advocacy and Networking (Representation on: Premier's Family Violence Prevention Action Committee and Youth Engagement Committee, PEI Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Advisory Committee, Victim Services Advisory Committee)
* Men Matter Group: offers free and confidential group programs that can assist men in their healing.
We do NOT Provide the Following:
* Services for Children
* Couple/Family Counseling
* Support or crisis intervention outside of regular work hours
* Accompaniment to hospital or police
Counselling Services are:
* For women and men (over age 16) who have experienced recent or historic sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse
* Free of charge
* Confidential
* Provided by professional therapists who are experienced and trained in trauma recovery
3 Locations:
* Charlottetown
* Summerside
* Alberton
- Main office: 902-566-1864
- Therapy Request Line: 902-368-8055
- Fax: 902-368-2957
****************************************************************************
Vision:
Our vision is a community where all people feel safe and are free from sexual abuse and assault.
Mission:
The mission of the PEI Rape and Sexual Assault Centre is to support survivors of sexual assault and abuse in their healing and to ensure that all people living in PEI are safe from sexual violence. In achieving this mission we work collaboratively with, and in ways that empower, individuals and organizations.
We believe that:
* Prevention of sexual abuse is everyone's responsibility. The community has a responsibility to support survivors in their healing and to work towards ending sexual violence.
* Sexual assault and sexual abuse are crimes that involve control and power.
* Survivors have the right to receive the support they need to heal from abuse.
* The trauma of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse can severely impact the quality of life for survivors.
* Ensuring confidentiality and respecting the choices of survivors are top priorities.
* Healing that results in long term enhanced quality of life takes time.
* The impacts of sexual assault and childhood abuse permeate all of society.
* All survivors deserve access to services.
* Sexual violence will continue until the root causes of violence against women and children are addressed.
* Working collaboratively with the community is essential to address the needs of survivors.
Overview
Employees
11-50
Phone
+1 902-566-1864
Mentions in press and media 5
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| Feb 4, 2023 | Government of Canada provides funding to Prince Edward Island to support crisis hotlines | CANADA, February 3 - Crisis hotlines are a lifeline to survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and are critical support services. Today, Jenna Sudds, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth, and the ... |
| Sep 24, 2021 | Survivors unite: Take Back the Night march in P.E.I. promotes consent, gender diversity | Rachael Crowder thinks the time is right to talk about gender-based violence. She’s the executive director of the P.E.I. Rape and Sexual Assault Centre, and she’s been involved in that kind of work for decades. With the rise of movements li... |
| Sep 16, 2020 | March taking place in Charlottetown Sept. 17 calls for end to gender-based violence | CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — A march designed to raise awareness about gender-based violence – what it is and how to stop it – will take place in Charlottetown on Thursday, Sept. 17, at 7 p.m. The Take Back the Night march will start at the Cole... |
| Survivors unite: Take Back the Night march in P.E.I. promotes consent, gender diversity | Rachael Crowder thinks the time is right to talk about gender-based violence. She’s the executive director of the P.E.I. Rape and Sexual Assault Centre, and she’s been involved in that kind of work for decades. With the rise of movements li... |
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FAQ about PEI Sexual Assault Centre
What has the press written about PEI Sexual Assault Centre?
Parsers VC has collected 5 articles mentioning PEI Sexual Assault Centre, among them “Government of Canada provides funding to Prince Edward Island to support crisis hotlines” (Feb 4, 2023) and “Survivors unite: Take Back the Night march in P.E.I. promotes consent, gender diversity” (Sep 24, 2021).
Is PEI Sexual Assault Centre still active?
Yes, PEI Sexual Assault Centre is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jun 19, 2026.