Please read the following updates from Family Transition Place (FTP), located in Treaty 19 territory. Find out more about Treaty 19.

Reasons to Celebrate in June

National Indigenous History Month

A time to recognize the rich history, heritage, resilience and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis.

Please visit the Government of Canada's website for more info.

Pride Month

A time to celebrate 2SLGBTQI+ communities.

Celebrate Pride locally! Celebrate Your Awesome - Saturday, June 21, 2025

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Seniors Month

This year's theme is "Fit, Active and Healthy Seniors."

Please visit the Province

of Ontario's website for more info.

Please Help Us Improve

As part of an ongoing research project at FTP, we're hoping you will take a few minutes of your time to complete a voluntary community survey. This survey is a critical step in understanding how our services are experienced across diverse communities in Dufferin County and Caledon, and in identifying opportunities for improving access, inclusion, and cultural responsiveness.

This survey is anonymous, open to all interested individuals, and takes just a few minutes to complete. Your feedback will help us identify service gaps and better serve the growing needs of this community.

Please access our quick survey by clicking the following link or scanning the QR code above.

SURVEY LINK

Thank you very much for your time.

We're Here for You

The ongoing Hockey Canada sex assault trial has captured significant public attention and the details of the trial can be triggering to some.

If you are feeling impacted, please contact us at any time to speak with one of our compassionate counsellors.

519-941-4375 (HELP) | 905-584-4375 (HELP) | 1-800-265-9178

June 15th is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD).

Myth: Violence, especially intimate partner violence, is a problem that only younger women face.

Reality: Violence against women who are older is a global phenomenon. (source)

Senior women are over two times more likely than senior men to experience spousal violence; this includes violence from current and former legally married spouses and common-law partners. (source)

As a community, we need to protect the security and dignity of older adults who may be vulnerable and prevent abuse and/or neglect. Human rights do not get old.

Please call us 24/7 if you need support: 1-800-265-9178.

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911.

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Celebrate Pride in Orangeville

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40 Years of Hope

Food Insecurity Survey

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Good News Story

We recently received the following message from a school where we are currently running our Youth Education program:

"I just met with a student’s family from our class. His mother shared with me (Principal, and VP) that he talked to his family about your presentation last Friday on healthy and unhealthy relationships. She expressed how that perspective helped the family address some situations that they are going through and she was thankful for the program. Just one presentation and already fantastic results - Thank you!!!"

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If you are experiencing abuse and/or homelessness, please do not hesitate to call us. Our counselling and outreach supports will be offered virtually, by phone or in person. Our support/info line operates 24/7; text options are also available. Our priority is to ensure those experiencing domestic violence and/or homelessness have somewhere safe to go, or have the option to speak with a caring and compassionate professional.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need assistance. We are always here to provide access to safety, support and hope for those in need.

24-Hour Support/Info Line:

519-941-HELP (4357) | 905-584-HELP (4357)

1-800-265-9178

Text: 519-278-5410

Email: support@familytransitionplace.ca

Text and email accounts are monitored Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Staff will respond to messages as soon as possible. 

If you are in immediate danger, call 911.