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The Hidden Impact of Brain Injuries in Domestic Violence

The Hidden Impact of Brain Injuries in Domestic Violence

A brain injury is a change in brain function. It can happen when the brain is harmed by impact or violent shaking. It can also happen when the brain does not get enough oxygen. Strangulation can damage arteries or veins in the neck that may lead to stroke and subsequent brain injury.

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Faith and Culture in Domestic Violence Care

Faith and Culture in Domestic Violence Care

Meet the people who help foster connection at Radiance and learn how they support culture and belonging. These roles help families and communities respond to domestic violence in safe and informed ways.

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Walking Alongside Families on the Path to Healing

Walking Alongside Families on the Path to Healing

At Radiance, we understand that experiences of control, violence, and abuse within the family can leave deep impacts, not just on individuals, but on relationships as a whole. Healing doesn’t happen in isolation. It happens in connection, in safety, and with the right supports in place.

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The Overlap Between Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking

The Overlap Between Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking

Many people think domestic violence and human trafficking are completely separate issues. Domestic violence happens in relationships. Trafficking is often imagined as something done by strangers or criminal networks.
But Canadian police data shows there is real overlap—especially in sex trafficking cases.

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Strengthening Community Involvement Through Volunteering

Strengthening Community Involvement Through Volunteering

Our work is made possible thanks to dedicated supporters who show up with compassion, generosity and a deep belief in the power of community. We’re proud to introduce Maria, our Community & Volunteer Engagement Coordinator, whose warmth and care help volunteers feel connected, valued and part of the transformational change individuals and families at Radiance experience.

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Kiel’s Story

Kiel’s Story

At the tender age of six, Kiel was far more mature than one would expect. He watched the other children in daycare play but stayed on the sidelines.

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Penelope’s Story

Penelope’s Story

When Penelope and her children moved into Radiance, it marked more than a change of address— it was the start of a new chapter, for all of them.

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Seeing Potential, Giving Back

Seeing Potential, Giving Back

Because someone once showed Tinsae care when he was young, he now offers that same care to the next generation of children. Curious to know what shapes his heart for helping others, we took a moment to sit down with Tinsae to learn what fuels his passion as a Residential Child Support Worker at Radiance.

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