Resources for Parents, Guardians, & Teachers
If you are a parent, guardian, caregiver, or educator, it's important to know how to spot, address, and support youth impacted by gender-based violence.
How to Help
If you think a teen may be experiencing abuse, it’s important to be calm, listen, and let them talk without judging. Show them that they can trust you and remind them that it is not their fault and they are not alone. Encourage them to seek help and offer to go with them if that would make them feel safer. If you believe they are in immediate danger, call 911 right away.
Information for Neighbours, Friends, and Families
How to Help Someone who has an Abusive Partner
Right to Be
Free training sessions to learn how to help people who are experiencing harassment.
Guide for Girls
A helpful book that talks a lot about self-esteem and gender-based violence.
Women’s, Men’s, and All Genders Helplines
Call: 211
Making Changes
A book for women experiencing intimate partner abuse. The information in this book is also relevant to men and non-binary people who have experienced abuse.