For many of our community members, supporting Dixon is a chance to introduce their children to the idea of giving back to their community, and showing kindness and generosity to those who need it most. Sometimes kids have questions about where their donations are going. Why are we giving someone we don’t know toys? Why […]
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Women who experience domestic violence are not simply victims of domestic violence. They are members of our community: daughters, friends, colleagues, sisters, and more. Many of them are also mothers. An estimated 33% of abused women in Canada reported that their children had witnessed their abuse, representing an estimated one million children. Furthermore, the violence
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To our Dixon supporters, It is an understatement to call these changing times. At Dixon Transition Society we are hyper alert to the enormous adjustments made necessary by the COVID-19 pandemic. As stewards of a housing organization for women and children fleeing violence we are vigilantly following the guidelines of the authorities. Huge though this
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