Women come to Dixon Transition Society seeking shelter and guidance after escaping violence. Many of those women are mothers, and raising a child is hard as it is. Experiencing trauma while raising a child (or being a child) is a different challenge entirely. How does Dixon support the moms who come through our doors? And …
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For many of us, the last few months of the year is a time to get together with friends, family, and loved ones. This is true at Dixon, too. Every holiday season, we witness the incredible power of kindness, friendship, and generosity. A number of individuals and community partners reach out to Dixon every year …
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We get this question a lot from donors and community members. Given the nature of our work, confidentiality is of utmost importance to us. So how do women fleeing violence know we exist? Google If you look up “transition house” or “women’s shelter” in “Burnaby,” Dixon is pretty easy to find. Our information comes up …
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