Prevention + Education
CASASC is committed to building safer communities.
CASASC is committed to ending the culture of sexual violence and helping to build safer communities for all Central Albertans through promoting awareness and healing, education, empowerment and renewal.
We believe that offering preventative programming is one of the ways we are making a difference in helping to build healthier + safer communities.
To arrange an educational presentation please email
education@casasc.ca
Our goal: Increase the personal safety of individuals through education and empowerment, which will prevent sexual violence.
Our education programs are
Adaptable
Tailor-made to suit group needs
Accessible
offered anywhere in Central Alberta
Designed for all ages
Kindergarten to post-secondary, community
Relatable
Instruction that’s age/group appropriate
Offered free-of-charge
No Secrets Part 1
Grades: Kindergarten to Grade 4
Time: 30-40 minutes
No Secrets Part 1 is a personal safety program for children ages 5 – 9 with a focus on child sexual abuse prevention. It provides a forum from which children can discuss safe and unsafe touching, safe and unsafe secrets, body parts including private areas, feelings and who you can tell.
No Secrets is an in-school program, presented free-of-charge in the classroom. It is presented in two parts by our CASASC education team.
What you can expect: Age appropriate delivery (due to the program’s sensitive nature) in a classroom setting with interactive content, including games and videos.
What it’s not: Sexual education or “sex ed.” The program’s aim is strictly prevention.
Our goal: Increase the personal safety of students through education and empowerment, which will prevent sexual abuse.
No Secrets Part 2
Grades: Grade 5 to Grade 8
No Secrets Part 2 is a personal safety program for students ages 10 – 13 with a focus on child sexual abuse prevention. Students will learn about safe and unsafe touching, safe and unsafe secrets, the importance of a safety network, the foundations of a healthy relationship, body ownership and boundaries and education and empowerment about consent.
No Secrets is an in-school program, presented free-of-charge in the classroom. It is presented in two parts by our CASASC education team.
What you can expect: Age appropriate delivery (due to the program’s sensitive nature) in a classroom setting with interactive content, including games and videos.
What it’s not: Sexual education or “sex ed”. The program’s aim is strictly prevention.
Our goal: Increase the personal safety of students through education and empowerment, which will prevent sexual abuse.
No Secrets is proudly funded by the Red Deer & District Community Foundation for the 2019-2020 school year.
No Secrets is proudly funded by the Rotary Club of Red Deer East for the 2020-2021 school year.
No Secrets is proudly funded by the Red Deer Rotary Urban Spirits for the 2020- 2021 school year.
No Secrets is making an impact. In 2019, we completed
39
PRESENTATIONS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ACROSS CENTRAL ALBERTA
16,494
TOTAL EDUCATIONAL HOURS
13,781
KIDS HAVE RECEIVED THE NO SECRETS PRESENTATION
Healthy Relationships + Consent
Grades: Grade 9 to 12
Healthy Relationships + Consent enables and empowers students to make well-informed, considered decisions and choices by giving them the tools to have healthy relationships.
Delivered in: two-parts, 60 minutes each, can be adapted to any length to suite classroom needs.
What you can expect: Age appropriate delivery in a classroom setting with interactive content, including conversations and short videos.
Students will learn about:
•The signs and behaviours of a healthy relationship
•Safety around ‘sexting’ and other digital sharing methods
•What is sexual assault, harassment and abuse
•The supports available to survivors, family members and friends
•Personal boundaries
•Consent and coercion
•Sexual and dating violence
•The legal age of consent
•Victim blaming
Healthy Relationships + Consent helps students recognize the signs and behaviours associated with a healthy and unhealthy relationship while providing interactive and informative classroom discussions. It follows the outcomes of Alberta Education’s CALM curriculum. This health-promoting course provides opportunities for students to gain knowledge and insight, and to acquire essential life skills. It is relevant to the needs of students today and in the future.
What it’s not: Sexual education or “sex ed.” The program’s aim is strictly prevention.
Post-Secondary + Community
CASASC provides public education and presentations on a wide variety of topics including healthy relationships + consent, what is sexual assault, harassment and abuse, dating + relationships, consent + sexual violence, conflict resolution, sexting + sharing intimate videos, promoting healthy relationships and sexual violence on campus.
Our post-secondary + community education programming is specifically designed to meet the needs of the people in our community. Presentations are available to any group, classroom, workplace or location throughout Central Alberta. We can come up with a presentation that is right for your group’s needs.
What you can expect: Group appropriate delivery in a flexible setting with adaptable content.
In 2019, Healthy Relationships and Consent was shared with
3,385
TOTAL NUMBER OF ATTENDEES
23
PRESENTATIONS TO MIDDLE SCHOOLS, HIGH SCHOOLS, POST SECONDARY OR COMMUNITY GROUPS ACROSS CENTRAL ALBERTA
5,482
TOTAL EDUCATIONAL HOURS
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