Sexual Assault Centre for Quinte and District

News & Events

  • 1 in 2 people who identify as female and 1 in 4 people who identify as male will be sexually assaulted in their lifetime
  • Sexual violence is never your fault
  • Most sexual assaults are committed by someone the survivor knows

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Thank-You

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Call for Board Members

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2023 Annual General Meeting

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Take Back the Night 2023

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“Women Talking” Film Screening

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National Awareness Day For Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirit People

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Sexual Violence Prevention Month

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Paths of Courage Open House

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Sexual Assault Centre for Quinte & District wants to thank

The City of Belleville – for supporting Survivors and SACQD during the month of May! The City of Belleville provided us with a place for our bridge banner, the lighting of the bridge, as well as declaring May Sexual Assault Prevention Month in the City! The banner can be seen on the Bridge Street Bridge!

GLI Promotions – for taking our bridge banner design and making it into a beautiful reality.

Timbertech Tree Care – for donating their time and the cost of hanging the bridge banner!

Without all of you this would not have been possible.

"Sexual assault is a serious, pervasive crime in our community. The deeply wounding effects of sexual assault ripple through our society, taking a toll on physical and mental health and family life, and affecting an inner sense of self."