Springtide Resources programming ends

After careful consideration and consultation with our key stakeholders and members, the Board of Directors of Springtide Resources Inc. has made the difficult decision to end our programming effective March 31, 2020.

After attempting on several occasions to find a business model that works for these challenging times, we now feel that this is the best decision for the organization and, more importantly, for the communities that we serve. We are eager to continue working toward an end to gender-based violence in new ways alongside our community partners.

We sincerely thank our members, staff, volunteers, donors, funders, and the entire community that has supported Springtide Resources for over 40 years.

For any questions or to access our online learning portal, please contact board@springtideresources.org.

Springtide Resources Inc. is an award-winning, anti-violence agency that has developed and implemented groundbreaking prevention, intervention, and education programming for those working to end gender-based violence since 1978. Our intersectional approach acknowledges the ways that gender-based violence disproportionately impacts women survivors and, in particular, low-income women, women with disabilities, deaf and hard of hearing survivors, those experiencing barriers due to mental health, 2SLGBTQ+ communities, young people and seniors, Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) communities, linguistic minorities, and newcomers.

We are proud to have served survivors across Ontario for over forty years. During that time, Springtide Resources helped to:

• Build the capacity of communities and individuals to educate, prevent, and respond to intimate violence.
• Empower communities to take systemic and personal action on intimate violence.
• Make programs and services that address intimate violence accessible to diverse communities and vulnerable populations.
• Promote healthy, equitable intimate relationships.

Springtide Resources promotes healthy and equal relationships by engaging diverse communities in shared educational strategies designed to prevent violence against women and the effect it has on children.