Every November 11, we pause. We stand in silence and remember those who have served Canada, and those who serve still. Remembrance asks something more of us than a moment of silence. It asks us to care for the people who carry the weight of service, long after the ceremony ends.
At Aurora, we believe the weight of sexual misconduct was never meant to be carried alone. That includes the people who have stood on guard for us.
A place of support, built with you in mind
This fall, Aurora launched Supporting Our Defenders: Improving Service Reach to Canadian Military, a three-year project funded by the Department of National Defence’s Defence Community Support and Resource Centre. Through it, we are expanding confidential, trauma-informed support across Southwestern Alberta for currently serving and former Canadian Armed Forces members, including veterans; reservists and cadets; Department of National Defence employees; and the families who serve alongside them.
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