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CASASC is hiring summer office assistants. Two seasonal full-time positions are open to candidates ages 15 – 30 who are returning students in the fall. Find more information about this Canada Summer Jobs Program Opportunity here: https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/jobsearch/jobpostingcsj/32660014 CASASC is an equal opportunity employer and we value the importance of diversity, dignity and worth of every […]
In a study posted by Shared Hope International, 42% of Internet users age 10-17 years old admit to viewing online pornography. Before getting too concerned, consider that 66% of these children reported that they viewed this material accidentally while attempting to access age-appropriate programs. This begs the conversation to parents and caregivers: How do we […]
Topic: How to talk to your children about their private parts and teaching them the proper names for their private parts. This information was compiled with the help of Mark, CASASC Child Therapist. A critical tip for talking to children about private part names is that the conversation should not just happen once or twice, […]
The Central Alberta Sexual Assault Support Centre (CASASC) recently received a donation from Soroptimist International of Central Alberta. CASASC Communications Specialist Sarah Maetche (left) accepted the $2,150 donation from a Soroptimist representative along with other receiving organizations on Thursday, June 25. The funds were generated from the Vagina Monologues event held in February. The Soroptimists raised a […]
Roll out your mat for a great cause May 23rd! FREE! Sat, 23 May 2020 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM MDT FREE The Rotary Club of Red Deer Sunrise presents the 5th Annual Central Alberta Yogathon – the Virtual Experience, in support of the 35th Anniversary of Central Alberta Sexual Assault Support Centre providing education […]
Today I am going to be talking about body boundaries; what it means and how to help yourself and others learn about yours and their body “bubble.” A body boundary is an invisible and personal set of rules that define what is a ‘good’ touch and a ‘bad’ touch and the types and amount of touching the child […]
Today I am going to be talking to you about what a safety network is and how we can have one in our circle. Everyone needs a safety network in their life. It may not make be obvious until we are in need of it and those people. Adults have them and kids of all […]
What is a secret: Something that is kept or meant to be kept unknown or unseen by others. You never keep a secret about an ouch touch or a private touch, even if the person tells me they will hurt me, or someone close to me. I still need to tell someone close to me […]
This is a weekly educational series we are launching for parents, educators + caregivers to help keep our kids safe. The following info is provided from Bailey of our No Secrets education team. While this would be typically be presented in the classroom, we have adapted it for social media purposes: Safe and Unsafe Touches […]
The Rotary Club of Red Deer Urban Spirits has granted $1,000 to the No Secrets education program. CASASC Executive Director Patricia Arango accepted the grant from Rotary representatives along with other receiving organizations on Feb. 4. No Secrets is a personal safety program for children Kindergarten to Grade 8 with a focus on child sexual […]
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