Survivor's Hope Crisis Centre

06/24/2026

Please join us in celebrating the 🎉 Grand Opening🎉 of SARAH's House at our House Warming - all are welcome to attend.

🏠Wednesday, July 22nd from 10am - 3pm.
📍3-360 Eveline Street in Selkirk, Manitoba.
💌Come and go event - no RSVP required.
☕Resources and refreshments will be provided.

Come tour the space and learn about the programming at Survivor's Hope.

Thinking about a house warming gift or ways to support? Visit our Amazon wishlist or survivors-hope.ca/donate

The SARAH's House 50/50 raffle is also still running until June 30th at 11:30am - get in for your chance to win at fundingchange.ca/hope

After the grand opening, SARAH's House will officially open its doors with hours of operations:
M, T, Th - 9am - 4pm
Wed- 9am - 7pm
Fri - 9am - 2pm

We look forward to seeing you.

06/23/2026

Have you seen the purple door on Eveline Street in Selkirk? 💜

There's only ONE WEEK left to get your 50/50 tickets to support SARAH's House: a sexual violence counselling and resource centre coming July 22nd, 2026 to Selkirk and available to residents of the Interlake-Eastern area.

Get your chance to win TODAY at www.fundingchange.ca/hope

Sexual assault, abuse, harassment, exploitation and digital forms of sexual violence affect our community - our friends, neighbours, relatives, and the people we pass by each and every day.

Supporting SARAH's House means showing survivors that they are not alone. They will have a soft place to land. They will have someone there to help them heal. There is hope.

Visit www.fundingchange.ca/hope today to support SARAH'S House and to win!

06/19/2026

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day to everyone celebrating this weekend. Survivor’s Hope Crisis Centre is honoured to work on the unceded land of Treaty 1, 2, 3 and 5 Territory and the homeland of the Métis.
Survivor’s Hope Crisis Centre acknowledges, respects and is dedicated to continuing our journey of learning from the Anishinaabe, Cree, Dakota, Dene and Métis nations who are the original stewards of the lands we have the honour of working on.
In our work, SHCC centers the historical and contemporary harms experienced by First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people of Canada. We acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past, and we dedicate ourselves to moving forward in partnership with Indigenous communities in a spirit of reconciliation, collaboration and celebration.










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06/18/2026

Hi there! My name is Alma (she/her). I am a Clinical Service Coordinator here at Survivor's Hope. Born and raised in Russia, I moved to Canada 5 years ago and now I'm extremely privileged to call it home. My experience adapting to a new country has really strengthened my appreciation for community, belonging, and culturally responsive support.

I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Master of Social Work. While my education provided a strong foundation, some of my most meaningful learning has come from the people I have had the privilege of working alongside and supporting; whose resilience, resourcefulness, and wisdom continue to shape my practice.

My journey in the helping profession began as a crisis responder volunteer and has since included experience providing long-term therapy and community support work. My approach is person-centered, trauma-informed, and grounded in feminist principles; and I strive to create a safe and compassionate space where I can walk alongside survivors towards healing and growth.

Outside of work, I enjoy true crime podcasts, board games, and hot yoga. I enjoy staying creative and am always looking for a new arts and crafts ideas and recommendations!

06/17/2026

Read about our visit from the Canadian Women's Foundation's CEO, Mitzie Hunter.

When I was invited to moderate a panel on the care economy at the Canadian Labour Congress - Congrès du travail du Canada 31st Constitutional Convention in Winnipeg, Manitoba, I did not expect that the overarching theme of my visit would also be “care” in every sense. At the Canadian Women’s ...

06/11/2026

Read all about Sarah’s House in The Selkirk Record

06/08/2026

This Sunday!!!!
Email : [email protected] or register here:
https://forms.gle/NtGsCxDg25yabwig8

06/08/2026

June is PTSD Awareness Month, June 27th is PTSD Awareness Day.

What is PTSD ?
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition triggered by experiencing or witnessing a terrifying event. It’s more than just a "bad memory"; it’s the brain’s survival mechanism getting stuck in "high alert," even when the danger has passed.

In a person with PTSD, the brain's "alarm system" functions differently. The amygdala (responsible for fear) becomes hyper-reactive, while the prefrontal cortex (the rational part of the brain) has a harder time calming those fears down.

While the day itself is the "anchor," the entire month of June is designated as PTSD Awareness Month. The goal is to raise public awareness about the disorder, reduce the stigma surrounding it, and ensure that those experiencing PTSD know there are effective resources and supports available






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06/05/2026

Congrats to Elise, our SARAH Wellness Coordinator on celebrating convocation and graduation of Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Family Social Science

06/05/2026

Fun Fact: World Environment Day was established by the UN General Assembly in 1972, marking the first day of the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment. It has been celebrated every year since 1973!

How You Can Participate
Join the Campaign: Share your own climate actions or nature-based solutions on social media to inspire others.

Support Local Ecosystems: Participate in local tree-planting events or restoration projects. In some regions, organizations are offering "geo-tagged" tree planting so you can track your environmental impact.
Plant a tree, Grow a tree and lot more!
Audit Your Footprint: Use the lead-up to June 5 to assess your personal energy use, travel habits, or plastic consumption.
the United Nations
Advocate: Use the day to write to local representatives or support businesses that prioritize carbon neutrality and sustainable practices.








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