Connect Domestic Violence & Abuse Helpline

403.234.SAFE (7233)  

Events

"My son and I are no longer afraid and have started a new chapter."

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The Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter understands the role that everyone in our community shares in keeping our city safe and our family violence programs sustainable. In collaboration with other stakeholders, we have developed a Community Engagement Strategy to ensure that we stay focused on our mission to end family violence and abuse in Calgary.

In addition to fundraising events, and collaborative awareness events such as Family Violence Prevention Month each November, the Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter makes every effort to promote education and awareness about family violence and abuse within the community of Calgary.

 

Host an Event virtually and stay socially distanced while raising awareness and funds for a cause! Give us a call and we can help you come up with some fun and interesting ideas. Donation line: 403-539-5130 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

 

Ongoing Events

 

Turning Points 2024
April 25, 2024

 

Join us for a unique, memorable and inspiring social event. This year marks 50 years in the community for our agency and the event will commemorate this milestone. It will celebrate the many courageous individuals and families in our community striving every day to live free from domestic violence and abuse, while raising awareness and much-needed funds.

More info: Turning Points 2024

 

For information about Hosting an Event on our behalf, go to the Host an Event section of our website. 

Client Testimonials

My time at the Shelter kept me from harm. It also gave me the hope I thought I had lost. 

~ Jan

 
It’s still amazing to me that such a simple step as one phone call could so dramatically change a person’s life.

~ Catherine

 
After 50 years of marriage I didn’t want to leave him, but now I know how to keep myself safe in my own home.

~May

 
It felt great to break the silence. I told my counsellor things about my marriage that I have never told anyone because I felt so ashamed.

~ Sierra

 

 

 

Connect Domestic Violence & Abuse Helpline
403.234.SAFE (7233)
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