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Emergency Shelters and Transition Houses provide temporary housing, food, and support for women fleeing violence and their children. How long you can stay varies from shelter to shelter, but typically the maximum stay is set between 4 and 6 weeks. While staying at the shelter, the staff can assist you as you plan for your future by offering safety, a supportive ear, abuse information, support along with referrals to counselling, financial services, legal support and housing.

2nd Stage Shelters are designed for women and their children who are looking for secure, affordable housing on a longer-term basis. Generally, women in 2nd stage housing have been residents at an emergency shelters or transition houses before securing 2nd stage accommodation. 

Outreach programs are offered out of many emergency shelters and transition houses, and can provide emergency shelter and transportation to shelters. They also provide ongoing counselling and support services.

Counselling and Support Centres provide ongoing and crisis counselling services for victims of violence. As well, family violence programs and programs for children exposed to violence are available at many centres.

Programs vary in every community, so please contact the agency in your area directly.

All of PATHS Member Agencies provide supportive, confidential services, as well as access to help and safety for those affected by violence. All services are free of charge.

 Click to here download a printable list of shelters and services in Saskatchewan.