SACE is proud to release a new collaborative print resource outlining the police, court, and legal support services available in Edmonton for people who have experienced sexual violence. The…
We’re Hiring a Communications Assistant
Thank you for your interest. This position is now closed. This is a full-time eight-week contract position under the supervision of the Director of…
collaboration, care & resilience
As part of Victims and Survivors of Crime Week 2019, SACE will host an exploration of sexual violence justice support in Edmonton, featuring speaker…
We Believe 2019
Tickets are now available for our annual fundraising gala We Believe: Let’s Move Forward Together 2019, featuring Keynote Speaker Pierre Asselin, Emcee and Live Auctioneer Danny Hooper, and…
Our Support Services
The Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton provides the following specialized, trauma-informed services at no fee:
Counselling
SACE offers individual and group counselling for people who have experienced sexual violence, including sexual abuse, sexual assault, and sexual harassment.
Court Support
Going to court can be confusing, scary, and triggering. Our Court Support program is designed to help people through this process, whether they are a client at SACE or not.
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Diversity & Inclusion
SACE believes that unique and specialized services should be available to all people, regardless of ethnicity, heritage, faith, gender, culture, age, social and financial status, ability, or sexual orientation.
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Public Education
The SACE Public Education team empowers individuals and communities to take action against sexual violence.
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Let’s move forward together.
I’ve been sexually assaulted recently.
We want you to know that what happened to you is not your fault, and you are not alone.
If you feel you are in danger and need immediate help, please call 911.
I’ve been sexually assaulted in the past.
SACE support services are available to anyone impacted by sexual assault or abuse, even if it happened a long time ago.
I know someone who has been sexually assaulted.
If someone discloses to you that they have been sexually assaulted or abused, the most important thing you can do is to listen, believe them, and support whatever they choose to do.
Learn
Find information on a number of topics.
What is sexual assault?
Sexual assault is any unwanted sexual contact without voluntary consent. As this definition of sexual assault indicates, consent must be voluntary. Consent must also be ongoing, active, act- and person-specific, and given by someone who is capable of consenting.
85% of the time people are sexually assaulted by someone that they know. Being sexually assaulted by someone that you know may feel confusing. Know, however, that you are not alone. What happened to you is not your fault.
What is sexual harassment?
Just like any other form of sexual violence, sexual harassment has the potential to be traumatizing for the people who experience it.
What is child sexual abuse?
Child sexual abuse includes inviting or exposing a child to sexual contact, activity, or behaviour. A child is typically understood to be any individual under the age of 16.
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Volunteer
SACE is always looking for volunteers who are passionate about upholding a culture of consent, and are excited to contribute to the work that we do.
