Notre mission :
Créer un réseau entre les organisations qui soutiennent les anciens combattants des FAC, les intervenants en cas d'urgence et leurs familles pour qu'ils puissent faire face à toute une série de défis, tels que la transition, la santé mentale et l'instabilité du logement, en promouvant une collaboration qui améliore la prestation des services.
Qui est invité à participer ?
Nous espérons voir toutes les unités militaires, les services de police, les services médicaux d'urgence, les pompiers et les sauveteurs, les premiers intervenants médicaux et de soutien, les groupes de soutien par les pairs, les fournisseurs de soutien spirituel, les dirigeants locaux et municipaux, l'ACSM, les organismes de soutien aux anciens combattants, les fournisseurs de PAE, ACC, les officiers d'entraide des filiales de la Légion, les psychologues, les travailleurs sociaux et toute autre personne intéressée à soutenir les personnes souffrant de SSPT et de traumatismes liés au stress opérationnel.
La mise en réseau est très bénéfique pour tous les participants !
Administrative details for this Forum:
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Orateurs invités :
Anuradha Dugal, Executive Director of Women’s Shelters Canada
Anuradha Dugal is a passionate advocate with over 25 years of experience championing the rights and safety of women, children, and gender-diverse people fleeing violence. In 2024, she stepped into the role of Executive Director at Women’s Shelters Canada, and her commitment to justice and equity has earned her national recognition—including the King Charles III Coronation Medal, awarded for her outstanding service to Canada. Anuradha serves as a board member of Royal LePage Shelter Foundation, Director at the Canadian Femicide Observatory for Justice and Accountability and is an active member of the South Asian Women’s Community Centre of Montreal. An immigrant who lives and works on the traditional, unceded territory of the Kanien’keha:ka (Mohawk) people, Anuradha is grateful to call Quebec home.
Leah Stuart-Sheppard, Director of Knowledge Exchange at Women’s Shelters Canada
Leah Stuart-Sheppard is the Director of Knowledge Exchange at Women’s Shelters Canada. In this role, she creates opportunities for shelters and transition houses across the country to connect with each other and share their knowledge, promising practices, and resources. Leah’s background is in adult education and community development, with a particular focus on experiential education and ‘learning-by-doing’. She is passionate about participatory, community-based approaches to social change.
The guest speakers will offer an update on various social issues affecting Veterans.
Forum format:
- Introduction
- Speaker
- Health break and socializing
- Questions & Answers
- Summary and conclusion
Remarque : Doors open at 08:30 for icebreaker coffee
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