The Prince Edward Island Rape and Sexual Assault Centre is a community-based, non-profit, government funded organization that provides services to adult and youth survivors of recent or historic childhood sexual abuse or sexual assault across Prince Edward Island. Our services include individual and group therapy, public education and support and information
The goal of the PEI Rape and Sexual Assault Centre (PEIRSAC) is to support and advocate for survivors of sexual assault and abuse in their healing and to ensure that all residents of PEI are safe from sexual violence. To achieve this, we work collaboratively with, and in ways that empower, individuals and organizations.
Main Office
For information, to request a speaker or for general inquiries, please call 902-566-1864 or toll free 1-866-566-1864.
Counselling Request Line
To request counselling services, please call 902-368-8055 or toll free 1-888-368-8055
Therapist Phone Numbers
Pam Martin 902-626-3763
Eileen Conboy 902-368-8878
Petra McNaughton 902-368-3580
Lorna Gallant 902-394-1926
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We're looking for new Board membersIf you are interested in helping the Centre in its mission to support survivors of sexual assault and abuse, and to work towards eliminating sexual violence in our community, call Sigrid Rolfe at 902-566-1864. Read More > Unfounded - an investigation into how police services handle allegations of sexual assaultRead about the 20 month investigation done by reporters at the Globe and Mail www.tgam.ca/unfounded. Read More > We are pleased to announce that we have expanded our reach to include a Facebook Page!!We hope that the page will be another way for the Centre to engage with the public in promoting awareness of sexual violence and resources for healing and prevention. https://www.facebook.com/peirsac/ Read More > Wait List We currently have a wait list for counselling sessions addressing historical sexual abuse and/or past sexual assault. If you have experienced a sexual assault recently, however, you will not have to wait, and we will see you as soon as possible. The length of the wait list varies, and it is not possible to predict accurately how long the wait might be. We know it takes courage to ask for help, and it can feel discouraging to be asked to wait. While waiting, we encourage anyone seeking more immediate support to check out other resources that might be available, such as an E.A.P. or personal benefit program. Read More > Supporting An Adult Survivor of Sexual Assault in PEI Download this poster Read More > Men Matter: Group Programs for Male SurvivorsA free service for men who are on a journey of recovery from sexual abuse. Read More >
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