Pathways to Healing: A Community Resource Fair

In recognition of Victims and Survivors of Crime Awareness Week, Nova House is proud to host Pathways to Healing: A Community Resource Fair—a collaborative event focused on raising awareness, increasing access to support, and strengthening community connections for victims and survivors of crime.

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This free, one-day event will bring together over 20 local organizations in one welcoming space, offering information, guidance, and direct support to individuals, families, and community members.

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Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with a wide range of services, including Growing Years, Aboriginal Head Start Program, ISEE,  Breast Cancer Awareness, Gordon Howard Centre, RCMP, Our Daily Bread Soup Kitchen, Lord Selkirk Education Centre, Selkirk Adult Learning Program, ADAM, Selkirk Bear Clan, Gaynor Family Library, City of Selkirk Protective Services, Survivor's Hope, Interlake FASD, Manitoba Key Worker Program, START Program, Manitoba Harm Reduction Network, Aim For Work, Selkirk Employment Services, Alzheimer's Society, 

 

Throughout the day, participants can:

• Speak one-on-one with service providers

• Learn about available resources and how to access them

• Receive practical information and guidance in a supportive environment​

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This event is designed to reduce barriers to accessing help and to ensure that individuals know where to turn for support. By bringing services together in one location, we aim to make information more accessible, reduce stigma, and empower people with the knowledge and tools they need.

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At its heart, Pathways to Healing is about connection, community, and support. It is an opportunity to learn, ask questions, and discover the many resources available—while being reminded that you are not alone.

Nova House is committed to creating a safe, inclusive space where healing can begin and where individuals feel supported on their journey toward safety, resilience, and well-being.