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      Are you being abused?

      Abuse is not okay.

      Being able to recognize abusive behaviour is an important step in moving forward. The next step is to find help and support.
       
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        About Us

        The Premier's Action Committee on Family Violence Prevention was established by the premier of Prince Edward Island in December 1995.

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        Family Violence Prevention Week

        Every year across Prince Edward Island, Family Violence Prevention Week is recognized during the week of Valentine's Day, February 14th. 

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      Le Projet microphone module : Maintenant disponible en français

      Le Projet microphone se veut une ressource pour aider les enseignants, les parents et les dirigeants de groupes…

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      Family Violence Information for Everyone

      For Neighbours, Friends and Family

      Everyone has a role to play in ending family violence and promoting healthy relationships. There is no need to feel helpless. Learn more...

      For Individuals Living with Violence

      You do not ‘deserve' the violence or threats and you are not to blame. There are things you can do to protect yourself like making a safety plan. Find  more...

      For Teachers and Community Leaders

      Do your students know what a healthy relationship looks like? Do they know how to provide support and help end violence? Find lesson plans and more...

       

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