In Peel Region, intimate partner violence continues to rise | CBC News
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Sharon Mayne, CEO of Catholic Family Services, Peel-Dufferin, highlighted that the Safe Centre of Peel has seen a staggering 270% increase in women seeking help without referrals, emphasizing the urgent need for support regarding intimate partner violence.
Statistics Canada reported that in 2022, a shocking 59 percent of female homicides were linked to family violence, indicating a severe public safety crisis that compels collective action from community organizations.
Mayne noted the importance of awareness for women experiencing intimate partner violence, stating, "It's just really important for women out there to know that they're not alone, that there are many families who are struggling with this issue."
The Safe Centre of Peel offers an integrated approach to support survivors, with services from crisis management to legal and housing assistance, allowing women to rely on a single navigator for comprehensive help.
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