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We offer free, short-term support for adults targeted by family violence regardless of situation, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, culture or religion. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.
A first-stop for people experiencing family violence
Programs & Services
Our team at The Today Centre have expertise around the topic of family violence and its impact on individuals and the community. As such, we focus our support on connecting victims and survivors to the help they need, as well as providing education and training to empower community members to recognize, respond, and support people experiencing family violence.
We create personalized safety plans to help keep you, your children, and your pets safe.
We connect individuals to medium and long term supports to ensure they are supported in every step of their journey.
We offer a range of support and information groups on a variety of topics for survivors of family violence.
Through our workshops, we help service providers and community members gain knowledge and skills to better recognize and respond to family violence.
Connect with a Family Violence Specialist through the live chat on our website 5 days a week during office hours.
Aims to reduce the barrier to communication by providing $20 of talk and text minutes and a cell phone to high-risk victims of family violence who have no other means of communication.
Aims to reduce transportation barriers and ensures a clear path to safety through the provision of bus tickets, taxi fares, or gas cards.
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Hosted at the Fringe Theatre Arts Barn, the 4th annual Illuminating Hope Garden Cocktail Party brought together community members, sponsors, donors, volunteers, partners, and supporters for an evening rooted in care, compassion, and purpose.
April marks National Volunteer Month, a time to recognize and thank the individuals who contribute their time, skills, and energy to support others.
For employees experiencing family violence, work can be a place of refuge, but it can also be a place where risks, stress, and impacts become visible. For employers, this reality makes family violence not only a social issue, but a critical workplace safety, wellbeing, and compliance concern.
As we look back on 2025, we are filled with deep gratitude for the many individuals, organizations, and partners who stood alongside The Today Centre throughout the year.
Family violence is not a private issue; it is a community concern that affects our social fabric, public systems, and economy. When we work together to challenge stigma, invest in prevention, and prioritize safety, the benefits reach far beyond individual households. A safer tomorrow starts with what we do today.
On June 13, 2025, we had the privilege of hosting our Illuminating Hope Garden Cocktail Party at the beautiful Bison Lodge. It was more than just a night out, it was a powerful gathering of community, purpose, and possibility.
What are no contact orders? Who do they protect? What do they enforce? Learn all about them in this blog post!
What should you know about documenting abuse that occurs to you? What is the legal system looking for in documentation?
The Today Centre works in partnership with a number of different organizations, programs, and businesses across the city. These partnerships are vital to the work that we do and the services we are able to provide our clients. Read more about our partnership with IslamicFamily in this blog!
Your generosity matters and has a big impact on the organizations you support. All forms of giving help us help those experiencing family violence. Read about your impact here!
Explore the costs of family violence, how to recognize it when it’s happening to family and friends, and what you can do to support someone experiencing it.
The Today Centre works in partnership with a number of different organizations, programs, and businesses across the city. These partnerships are vital to the work that we do and the services we are able to provide our clients. Read more about our partnership with Riseup Society Alberta in this blog!
Learn more about the key role teachers play in violence prevention and how they can be a force for positive change in their classroom!
The Today Centre works in partnership with a number of different organizations, programs, and businesses across the city. These partnerships are vital to the work that we do and the services we are able to provide our clients. Read more about our partnership with Sage Seniors Association in this blog!
Victims and Survivors of Crime week was May 12 to 18 this year. We are honoured to showcase the ways we utilized this week to raise awareness of crime and its impact in our community, specifically when it comes to family violence. Our two Education Specialists, Sarah and Dinah, hosted a number of workshops at schools, with the public, and community partners.
A recap and glimpse into our 2nd Annual ‘Illuminating Hope’ Garden Cocktail Party hosted on June 7, 2024 at the lodge at Snow Valley!