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A groundbreaking new hub for domestic violence support has opened its doors, uniting key government agencies under one roof to deliver faster, more compassionate aid. Housed in the newly renovated Horseshoe Drive Outreach Centre, the Protection Against Violence Commission now works alongside Gender and Family Affairs, the Temporary Shelter Unit, and Pitt Road Social Services to serve over 4,000 people annually—offering shelter, food, rent aid, and even burial support. Integrated with ProMIS, the national digital assistance platform, the center marks a major leap toward long-term empowerment and efficiency. Staff are being retrained, operations streamlined, and modern tech deployed—all to ensure victims feel seen, heard, and dignified. This isn’t just a building; it’s a symbol of progress, collaboration, and a renewed commitment to protecting vulnerable families with excellence.

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