The Safe & Together™ Model provides the foundation for domestic violence-informed practice by focusing on cross-cutting themes, pattern-based approach, and survivor strengths.
The Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment (ODARA) is a 13-item risk assessment instrument, to be used with clients to assess the risk that their partner will assault them again.
PATHS staff are certified trainers of the Make It Our Business program, which provides information to engage employers and other workplace stakeholders on the impact of domestic violence on the workplace, to support employees at risk of or currently experiencing domestic violence, and to improve workplace health and safety.
PATHS offers presentations and training on the prevalence and dynamics of intimate partner violence and abuse, best practices for working with survivors of violence, and the resources available in Saskatchewan. The length and focus of this training can be tailored to fit the needs of your group.
