Seeking Your Opinion on Domestic Violence

What are your thoughts on domestic violence?

The Peterborough Domestic Abuse Network (PDAN) and Trent Community Research Centre would like to know what people think about violence in relationships, so they can refine our education efforts to meet their community’s needs. Please click here to complete the survey: https://bit.ly/3VzfnSB.

Who are the Peterborough Domestic Abuse Network (PDAN)?

Peterborough Domestic Abuse Network (PDAN) is a network of people and organizations working to end intimate partner violence in Peterborough City and County.  They are committed to providing coordinated, consistent and compassionate services and support to survivors of intimate partner violence.

What is Intimate Partner Violence?

Intimate Partner Violence (also known as Domestic Abuse) is any use of physical or sexual force, actual or threatened in an intimate relationship, including emotional/psychological abuse or harassing behaviour.  It happens in all kinds of families, across all abilities ages, classes, ethnicities and sexual orientations.

Are you experiencing Intimate Partner Violence?

If you are in danger, call 911.

If you are not sure if your relationship is healthy or if you’ve experienced Intimate Partner Violence, there are supports available. Please click on the button below for a list of organizations and supports available.  If you need to speak to someone now – please call the YWCA Crossroads shelter 24-hour Support and Crisis Line 1-800-461-7656.