Effective March 10, 2025: Due to significant funding cuts, SACE has paused all intakes for adult, child and youth, and group counselling.
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New programs at SACE, service delivery updates, and program updates

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Group Counselling Service Update 2020

During this mandated period of social distancing, SACE continues to offer most of our services virtually. One exception is group counselling, as our efforts are focused on transitioning our Clinical…

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Digital Workbook for CALM 20

Please note: SACE no longer offers the Digital Workbook for CALM 20 students and has replaced it with our new “Consent: Ask Me About It!” online course. For more details…

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SACE is a not-for-profit charitable organization that supports children, youth, and adults who have experienced sexual abuse or assault, and educates the public about sexual violence.

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Treaty 6 Territory

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Acknowledge the autonomy of Indigenous peoples, and that SACE is located on Treaty 6 Territory and Métis District 9, amiskwacîy ᐊᒥᐢᑲᐧᒋ, which is a traditional home and gathering place for many Indigenous peoples, including Niitsítapii/Blackfoot, nehîyawak/Cree, Dene, Nakota Sioux, Saulteaux, Métis, and specifically the ancestral space of the Papaschase Cree (https://native-land.ca). 

Learn about the connection between colonialism and sexual violence, and our collective responsibility towards reconciliation.

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