Project Profiles
The Knowledge Hub is pleased to host webpages promoting activities and learnings of projects which have conducted trauma and violence-informed intervention research to support health outcomes for people who have experienced gender-based violence and family violence across the life course. The projects, funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada, also came together to form Communities of Practice during their funding agreements to share learnings, best practices, identify and implement solutions to challenges that may have occurred during the implementation and evaluation processes.
GFBV Program Development
2015–2022
From 2026-2031
More than 20 projects funded between 2026 and 2031 are focused on the needs of children. Some projects have adapted or scaled up existing health promotion interventions to prevent child maltreatment and promote positive parenting; some projects support children and families engaged with child welfare services, or to prevent engagement with child welfare services; and some focus on equipping social service and health care providers with knowledge and skills to support children and families involved with the child welfare system.
To learn more about these projects, click here.
From 2022-2026
Projects funded from 2022-2026 included adapting or scaling of existing prevention, education and health promotion programs for people of all ages who have experienced family violence or who have been abusive. Programming included arts-based, physical activity, online education. Some projects focused on the education adn training of service providers.
To learn more about these projects, click here.
From 2015-2022
Projects funded from 2015 to 2022 offered a diverse array of programming to support children, adolescents and adults who had experienced intimate partner violence or child maltreatment. Programming included physical and or arts-based activities, parenting programs, peer mentoring, empowerment and cultural programs.
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