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The first Tuesday of the month across Canada is Respect for All Day. On this day, please send us a story about how you demonstrated respect for someone from a different background. We will include it on our bloga and monthly E-Newsletter.
Testimonial
A young man came into the Visitors Stop Centre in Kamloops, absolutely exhausted and clearly lost. He had no resources, was hungry and was looking for help. Due to participation in the Safe Harbour workshop, a staff member had the correct numbers to call while the young man rested in a chair. One of the local ASK Wellness outreach workers came to the Centre and asked him to leave together to access the help he needed. He agreed. One month later, this same young came back to the Visitors Stop Centre and told the staff member that her help and support saved my life that day.
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Safe Harbour: Respect for All has inspired managers and staff to take action to create a more welcoming workplace environment for customers, clients, and employees. Many have indicated that the knowledge gained at the Safe Harbour workshops has helped them respond more effectively and quickly to incidents of discrimination, ensuring the person being targeted receives immediate support and feels safe. Customers, clients, and community members have also said that they feel better knowing that there are Safe Harbour Locations in the community.
Please find a sample of Testimonials from a variety of Safe Harbour employeres and staff across Canada.
Last Updated: June 30th, 2010
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