Preventative Inclusive Empowering (PIE) Program

How does the PIE Program build safer, inclusive communities?

PIE is designed for youth (typically Grades 7–9) and runs over 8–9 weeks with engaging 45-minute sessions. Through guided discussions and interactive activities, students explore emotions, self-image, peer relationships, consent, boundaries, and online safety. The program emphasizes respect, resilience, empathy, and community connection grounded in values of inclusion and empowerment. By building self-awareness and healthy decision-making, PIE helps youth navigate relationships safely and build supportive peer cultures.

Other Inclusive Programs we offer.

The Protect Yourself Rules (PYR)

A child-friendly safety program that helps kids recognize risks, trust instincts, and seek help when needed.

Organizations & Schools

Sexting & Social Media

A youth-centered program exploring online risks and teaching safe, respectful digital behaviour.

Healing After Harm – Women's Group

A free, trauma-informed support group offering women a safe space to connect, share, and heal after abuse.

Outreach & Support

Boundaries and Consent

An interactive program teaching consent, personal boundaries, respect, and healthy relationship foundations.

School-Based Prevention Education

Men's Healing After Violence and Harm Group

A confidential drop-in support group for men to connect, share experiences, and heal from violence in a supportive space.

Outreach & Support

Supporting Survivors of Sexualized Violence Training (SST)

Trauma-informed training equipping individuals and organizations to respond to disclosures with care, respect, and knowledge.

Organizations & Schools

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