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Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence is not about replicating or replacing services but about helping communities throughout the region identify the issues of violence and providing support wherever possible to implement strategies to address the issue. Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence is about “taking action” against violence. |
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Vision of Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence |
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The residents of the Burin Peninsula recognize that violence affects us all and we are collectively responsible for addressing violence prevention. Those in need of services know where they can go to get help and support. |
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Mission of Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence |
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The BPVAV, with our collaborative partners, will name violence and its many faces, will work to create social change and safe communities, and will support the communities of the region in working in solidarity. The BPVAV will work regionally, to strengthen communities, support individuals and families, build capacity and promote acceptance of diversity.
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| Inclusion |
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We value the participation of all communities within the region. |
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| Respect for Diversity |
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We value and respect the diversity of the communities and individuals in our region |
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We value growth and development for individuals and communities. |
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We recognize the long history of communities in the regions and affirm community pride and identity. |
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Guiding Principles of Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence |
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Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence is a regional entity and will commit to have representation from throughout the region.
Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence will promote the needs of the entire region and encourage the sharing of resources throughout the region.
Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence is committed to violence prevention and early intervention and these will direct the actions of the committee.
Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence recognizes the work of existing networks and organizations and will work in collaboration with them.
Burin Peninsula Voice Against Violence is committed to collaboration, growth, empowerment and capacity building and these will direct the actions of the BPVAV. |
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Resouces List |
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| RCMP Marystown |
1-709-279-3001 |
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1-800-709-7267 (24 hr. help) |
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| Grace Sprakes House |
Crisis Line 1-709-279-3562 |
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or toll free at 1-877-774-4957 |
| administration Office |
1-709-279-3560 |
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| Kids Help Phone |
1-800-668-6868 |
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| Child Youth & Family Services |
1-709-891-5025 |
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| Victim Services |
1-709-279-3216 |
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| Corrections and Community Services |
1-709-279-3563 |
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| Addiction Services |
1-709-891-5030 |
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1-709-832-1602 |
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| Mental Health Services |
1-709-891-5059 |
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| Newfoundland Labrador Housing |
1-709-279-5375 |
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| Human Resources Labour & Employment |
1-709-279-7644 |
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| Eastern School District (Burin Peninsula Region) |
1-709-891-6100 |
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| Newfoundland & Labrador Sexual Assault Crisis Line |
1-800-726-2743 |
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| Mental Health Crisis Line |
1-888-737-4668 |
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| Family Aid Center |
1-709-279-3156 |
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| Compassion Home Care |
1-709-279-5151 |
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| Caregivers Help Line |
1-888-571-2273 |
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| Office of the Child Youth Advocate |
1-877-753-3888 |
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or 1-709-753-3888 |
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| Seniors Resource Centre |
1-800-563-5599 |
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1-709-737-2333 |
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| Provincial Court |
1-709-832-1450 |
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| Supreme Court |
1-709-832-2755 |
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| Newfoundland Legal Aid |
1-709-279-3068 |
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