Violence Prevention Northern Peninsula

08/25/2026

Take Back the Night happening in St. Anthony.

Call Leanna at 454-1221 to register.

08/11/2026

Always a great evening with great company!

08/04/2026

***Rocks are hidden.***

Happy Hunting. Our purple rocks have a label attached with instructions on how to claim your prize.

Happening in St. Anthony

Summerfest Purple Rock Hunt.

Starting on Thursday, August 6th

Any questions, call 454-3351 or message our page.

07/24/2026

Our annual Summerfest paint night happening on August 7th.

Register with Leanna, limited spaces.

Free event!

07/16/2026

If your child uses social media or plays online games, they could be targeted by violent online groups like 764.

What may start as a seemingly harmless message in a chat room, can turn into a cycle of victimization, abuse and criminality.

These groups operate in common, accessible online spaces like:

- Telegram
- Discord
- Roblox
- Instagram
- Minecraft
- Twitch
- Steam
- TikTok

Learn more about violent online groups targeting youth: https://ow.ly/RP7u50Zox3x

07/09/2026

GNP Pride schedule of events 🏳️‍🌈

IT’S HERE FOLKS!

The 3rd Annual GNP Pride schedule 😁

We’re kicking off GNP Pride 2026 by raising the flag on July 26th followed by the parade to the park! 🏳️‍🌈

Come as you are or dress in your most colorful clothing you could even follow behind us in your car to help us celebrate!

Be sure to check out all the events message or email us with any questions be sure to register if you want to attend the cookie decorating! 🍪

Scan the QR code below to follow along for updates and details as we get closer to the events!

Hope to see everyone there!
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

06/04/2026

During Pride Month, we celebrate the diversity, strength, and contributions of 2SLGBTQQIA+ people in our communities.

Pride is about inclusion, respect, and creating a world where everyone feels safe, valued, and are free to be themselves.

04/24/2026

If you are experiencing Intimate Partner Violence, or you are concerned about someone you know, you are not alone.

Reaching out and asking for help is difficult, but it can make a real difference in keeping yourself or someone you love safe.

Whether you want to learn more about the signs of IPV, access support, understand your options for leaving safely or help someone you’re worried about - there are free, confidential services and supports available to help you.

• The Newfoundland and Labrador Domestic Violence Help Line is available 24/7 by phone or text at 1 (888) 709-7090.

• The Journey Project www.journeyproject.ca

• Violence Prevention Initiative Newfoundland and Labrador www.gov.nl.ca/VPI

Our officers are also ready to support you. To make a report, call your local police or 1-800-709-7276 (RCMP). If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911.

If it’s safe for you to do so, please consider sharing this post. Understanding, awareness and support are the first steps to help keep individuals, families and our communities safe.