Project Profiles (2022-2026)
There are 21 projects which have received financial contributions from the Public Health Agency of Canada (2022-2026) through the Preventing and Addressing Family Violence: The Health Perspective investment. These projects will explore trauma and violence-informed approaches to supporting people who have experienced abuse or been abusive in the context of family and intimate relationships.
- Art et contes en famille – arts-based programming for families of immigrant background in Montreal
- Building Opportunities for Women (BOW) - empowerment workshops for women in Northern Ontario
- Changing Contexts: The Art of the Nudge - changing gender norms in male dominated work settings
- COMPASS – Evaluating the Lantern sexual violence prevention program adapted for children 6-12 years of age
- ConnectED Parents: Moving to Virtual Interventions to Engage Parents in the Prevention of Adolescent Dating Violence – helping parents to teach healthy relationship skills to their adolescent children
- Connections for Breaking the Cycle (c-BTC) of Violence – evaluating a group intervention program for mothers and children who have experienced violence
- Cross-Sectoral Solutions – providing intervention and supports for women who have experienced traumatic brain injury as a result of intimate partner violence
- Effets de l’initiative Espace Parents sur les immigrants- implementing a parenting program (French only) with immigrants in the Greater Montreal region
- Fostering Violence Prevention and Well-Being for Black Women, Families and Communities - empowering Black communities to be leaders in developing strategies to end domestic violence
- HEAL (Hubs of Expressive Arts for Life) to Prevent and Address Family Violence - community-based arts program for culturally diverse communities in Toronto
- iHEAL – a nurse-led intervention program for women experiencing intimate partner violence
- Kaskinomatasowin : prévention et sensibilisation en matière de violence sexuelle – adapting and implementing the Lantern program for children in Indigenous communities in Quebec
- Kids Club and Mom’s Empowerment – evaluating a program for mothers and children who have experienced abuse in New Brunswick
- MODELSS - a digital literacy program for women and youth living in transitional housing
- Projet STEP : un programme prénatal pour les survivantes de traumatismes complexes visant à prévenir la violence familiale et à promouvoir la santé maternelle et infantile – adapting ad implementing a parenting program for expectant parents who have experienced childhood abuse
- RISE : a community-based elder mistreatment response program intervention that has demonstrated evidence
- Safety and Repair – evaluating online prevention programming for rural communities in Atlantic Canada
- Sharing in the Healing Journey – an arts-based intervention program for caregivers and their children
- Stories of Strength - evaluating the Signs of Safety program as a multigenerational safety planning program
- Strong Women: Reducing the Impact of Intimate Partner Violence and Substance Use on Women’s Health – an intervention program for women who have experienced substance use and intimate partner violence
- The AIM Study – the implementation of an advocacy intervention for diverse women in midlife and older experiencing intimate partner violence: Effectiveness and experiences of participants and community-based researchers
- Trauma and Violence-Informed Movement - evaluating trauma and violence-informed activity programming in communities
- Yukon First Nations Violence Prevention Program – adapting and implementing a violence prevention program for men in Indigenous communities who have been abusive
- Recognize and Act on Elder Abuse in a Caregiving Context (ARMCAR) – implementing and evaluating a health promotion and abuse prevention program for older adults in caregiving settings