Rowan House Society - Safe at Home Pilot Program

Safe at Home is a 4-year pilot project, designed to be an alternative approach to serving families experiencing domestic abuse, where the abusive partner is the one to move to an off-site facility or independent living, while women and children maintain the stability of their home and support networks. The program aims to help participants accept responsibility for their abusive behaviour while developing skills to self-intervene in the abuse cycle and build healthy relationships. We also work with the impacted families to connect them to local resources to support them in their own safety and healing.

The program operates within a mixed setting with transitionalhousing, which can house up to two residents at a time, and community-based services. During their stay, men are either working towards returning to the family residence or acquiring housing for independentliving.

Visit website for program details and application forms. Professional and self-referrals accepted.

Men, 18+, who have been removed from the family home due to a domestic incident

Call (403) 468-2042, or use the website.

Phone

(403) 468-2042

Website

https://www.safeathomeab.ca/