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Dignity House Inc

At Dignity House our mission is to provide long term transitional housing for women leaving human trafficking, sexual exploitation, abuse, and addictions. We provide mentorship to heal, thrive and integrate back into the community through volunteering, education and employment. We support the women to be empowered, develop new skills, and experience the love of God.

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State:
Manitoba

Services

Shelter Transitional
Case Management
Continuum of Care
Substance Abuse help
Mentorship

For Survivors

We believe in healing and balance in the body, mind and soul. Ladies at Dignity House are taught necessary life skills. They are counselled, educated to become employable. Programming includes topics such as complex trauma, boundaries,  self-development, Bible studies, budgeting, arts, 12 steps, aftercare, and a health protection fitness program. We partner with community organizations who can offer the women a safe and welcoming environment to heal in the areas that each woman may need.

For Advocates

Yes, we need volunteers and donations.

Volunteers needed for in person connections with the women (coffee dates, movie nights etc) for bringing women to appointments, church etc.

Volunteers for baking bread etc. They can email admin@dignityhouse.ca to request an application.

Currently have no payroll for more hired positions.

EVENforONE is excited to explore how we can best support the referral aspects of the counter-trafficking fight and will be launching refined services and tools in the future!
Due to this developmental season we'll be temporarily stepping back from case management, for both overcomers and other anti-trafficking organizations. The primary purpose is to take what we’ve been learning so far and improve our support structure and our processes to ensure we’re contributing to effective and sustainable healing outcomes for everyone engaging with our advocacy-based assistance in the future. While we're on this pause, our public database will still remain fully available for use.
This is a public database of resources available in the counter-trafficking fight. We do our best to verify these resources are safe and trustworthy, but EVENforONE assumes no responsibility related to your use of these resources - use at your own risk - and please make the best decisions you can to guard your own safety. As a whole, the anti-trafficking community still has a lot to learn about how to collaborate well for assisting overcomers in a consistently healthy way, and EVENforONE desires to be a positive advocate for that as we learn and grow too.