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A woman holding a leash walks her dog toward a welcoming crisis shelter, symbolizing escape from domestic violence with pets. A helping hand reaches out as they leave a shadowy past behind.
April 14, 2025

No Pet Left Behind: Why Many Survivors Delay Leaving Abuse for Their Pets’ Safety

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Survivors of domestic violence often stay in harm’s way to protect their pets. This powerful guide explores how pet-friendly domestic violence shelters, safety planning, and community support can ensure no pet is left behind.
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March 20, 2025

From Parliament to TikTok: How the Fight Against Domestic Violence is Trending in 202…

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Discover how groundbreaking Canadian domestic violence laws, powerful TikTok activism, and global social media movements are driving real change in 2025. Join the fight—learn about trending hashtags, survivor-led stories, and what you can do
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March 7, 2025

How to Help a Friend Who Might Be a Victim of Domestic Abuse

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Do you suspect a friend is in an abusive relationship but don’t know how to help? Domestic abuse victims often suffer in silence, unsure where to turn. This expert guide walks you through how
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February 24, 2025

Harnessing Hope: How Mindfulness and Community Support Are Transforming Crisis Interv…

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In today’s fast-paced world, where stress and uncertainty seem to be constant companions, there is a growing movement towards mindfulness and community support as powerful tools for overcoming crisis. At Thompson Crisis Centre, we
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February 14, 2025

10 Early Warning Signs of Domestic Violence and How to Seek Help

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Recognizing the early warning signs of domestic violence can help you take action before the situation escalates. From controlling behavior and emotional manipulation to financial restrictions and intimidation, subtle red flags often appear before
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February 7, 2025

Dancing Through the Frost: Illuminating Manitoba’s Winter Shadows

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As winter wraps Manitoba in its icy embrace and the landscape transforms into a shimmering tapestry of snow and silence, many hearts begin to feel the chill long before the temperature drops. It’s not
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November 26, 2024

Transforming Crisis Response in Canada: How Community-Based Models Are Leading the Wa…

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Explore the evolution of crisis response in Canada, highlighting community-based models that prioritize empathy, cultural understanding, and effective care. Discover how initiatives like the Thompson Crisis Centre are leading the way.
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November 1, 2024

Navigating Support: How Crisis Centers are Transforming Mental Health Services in Can…

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In recent years, Canada has witnessed a significant shift in mental health awareness, with more individuals seeking support during challenging times. Crisis centers have emerged as vital lifelines, offering immediate assistance and fostering resilience
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October 7, 2024

World Mental Health Day 2024: How the Thompson Community Can Support Mental Well-bein…

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October 10th is more than just a date on the calendar—it’s a global call to action. This World Mental Health Day, let’s come together as a community to champion mental well-being in Thompson. A
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August 2, 2024

The Silent Crisis: Unraveling the Surge in Domestic Violence in Manitoba

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Domestic violence is often a hidden crisis, simmering beneath the surface of our communities. In Manitoba, this crisis has reached alarming proportions, with a significant increase in reported cases of domestic abuse over recent

CONTACT INFORMATION

Toll-free Crisis Line 1-877-977-0007,

Local Crisis Line: +1 (204) 778 7273

[email protected],

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    • 24-HOUR CRISIS LINE
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    Thompson Crisis Centre carries out its work on the original lands of Treaty 5, Cree and the home land of  Red River Métis Nation.

    We Respect the Treaties that were made on. these territories, we acknowledge the harms & mistakes of the past, and we dedicate ourself to move forward in partnership with indigenous communities in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration

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