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A brighter future with Rogers Birdies for Kids

The Chinook Sexual Assault Centre is proud to announce that we have once again been chosen as a participating charity for Rogers Birdies for Kids, the charity program of the Rogers Charity Classic.

Announcing the Once Upon A Childhood Gala

We are thrilled to announce the Once Upon A Childhood Gala presented by The Cooperators - Engler Agencies, which will benefit the Chinook Child and Youth Advocacy Centre. Held October 23, during Child Abuse Prevention Month, this elegant evening will celebrate childhood with care, dignity and hope.

Donor profile - Amanda Engler

For the Chinook Sexual Assault Centre, donors provide a lifeblood of resources to support the essential work that we do to support those that have been impacted by sexual violence. In this feature from our newsletter, we want to showcase donor and supporter Amanda Engler.

Donor Profile: Tammie Belanger

For the Chinook Sexual Assault Centre, donors provide a lifeblood of resources to support the essential work that we do to support those that have been impacted by sexual violence. In this article, we want to showcase the contribution of long-time supporter Tammie Belanger.

Human trafficking suspect rearrested after bail

In this CTV Lethbridge story, Chinook Sexual Assault Centre CEO Kristine Cassie comments on a Lethbridge human tracking suspect which was rearrested after receiving bail.

We Stand project featured in UCalgary article

Congratulations to Corrie Hartley, who was recently featured in an article for the University of Calgary’s “UCALGARYNEWS” about her work bringing art, social work and advocacy together as a vehicle for change.

Coffee love from Cuppers

The Chinook Sexual Assault Centre has teamed up with Cuppers Coffee & Tea to offer a special coffee experience. Hopeful Harmony is a Cuppers' freshly roasted Arabica medium/dark coffee with notes of brown sugar, plum and bakers chocolate.

Why Specialized Police and Court Support for Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Survivors Must Be Recognized and Funded

An engaging Op-Ed by Chinook Sexual Assault Centre CEO Kristine Cassie commenting on the Office of the Federal Ombudsperson for Victims of Crime’s “Rethinking Justice” recent report.

The Chinook Sexual Assault Centre Statement in Support of E.M and all Survivors of Sexual Assault Following the Hockey Canada Players Trial Verdict July 24, 2025

Facility Dog Link II joins CSAC team

We were so excited to introduce our new Facility Dog Link to the community. Link II comes to us from PADS (Pacific Assistance Dogs Society), a society which breeds and trains fully Accredited Facility Dogs to support community professionals and promote healthy communities.