The PEI Rape and Sexual Assault Centre (PEIRSAC) is a non-profit registered charitable organization, funded by the Government of Prince Edward Island and through private donations and fundraising events. Charitable receipts will be issued for all donations.
As a non-profit organization, the PEIRSAC is not always able to purchase the resources such an organization requires, which is why we are always thankful for donations of office or technological equipment. At the present time, we are looking for a donation of a photocopier and computers.
If you or your organization would like to give a financial donation or an in kind donation, please contact us at:
PEI Rape & Sexual Assault Centre Inc.
PO Box 1522
Charlottetown, PEI
C1A-7N3
Tel (902) 566-1864
Email: admin@peirsac.org
For a list of individuals or organizations that have donated financially or in kind, visit our supporters page.
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"Nobody's Victim: Language, Culture and Changes". A free public presentation with author and cultural critic R Clifton Spargo. How do media representations of rape and abuse shape public attitudes? What role does language play as advocates and activists seek to frame the issue of sexual violence, while calling the public to action? Why is the creation of new forms of media so critical to challenging a world that too often allows, and even encourages, violence against women? How are survivors "taking the narrative back" through the sharing of their own testimonies? Friday, April 10, 12 - 1:30 pm Rodd Charlottetown Hotel Lunch will be provided. Sp[ace is limited, so you must pre-register by calling 902-566-1864 or by e-mail at admin@peirsac.org Read More > An interactive lecture/photography presentation, featuring Voices and Faces Project founder Anne K ReamPublic presentation, Thursday April 9, 7 pm Rodd Charlottetown Hotel. In her presentation, Anne reflects on the lessons she's learned from the remarkable women and men she's interviewed, considers new models for creating a safer and more just world for victims, and challenges conventional thinking on how survivors heal - all through the sharing of the stories of those she's interviewed. Read More > The Stories We Tell: A Writing Workshop for Survivors of Sexual Violence, Domestic Violence and Trafficking read more Read More > “The RESPECT Project – Responding to and Preventing Sexual Violence in PEI”The on line survey about sexual violence in PEI is now closed. We thank everyone who took time to participate. A report of the findings can be found under "Resources". Read more about the project. 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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Our Services for Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
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Main Office 566.1864
Therapy Line 902.368.8055 |
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