Domestic Abuse Outreach Program
The Domestic Abuse Outreach Program (DAOP), at the Saskatoon Family Support
Centre, provides services to women who are being abused or who have been in abusive
relationships. Women, who use this service, do so on a voluntary basis.

The staff of the Domestic Abuse Outreach
Program are always ready to answer your
questions and provide you iwth the support
you need.
Services provided include:
- one to one support; either at Family Support Centre or where you are living (YWCA, hotel, homes of friends or relatives)
- support, guidance, information
- library of information about abuse
- referrals
- practical assistance while utilizing the Centre's programs
- help going to police or court
- educational groups
- Aboriginal Women's Sharing groups (Mondays, 1:15 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.)
- older women’s self-help group
- immigrant women's groups (call for information)
- groups for children (7 - 11 years) exposed to domestic abuse
- presentations, workshops
- help getting to domestic abuse outreach programs
- childcare may be provided
Did you know?
Women of all income levels have reported abuse; women who have more money report the abuse less.
- Statistics Canada, Measuring Violence Against Women, Statistical Trends 2006 |