Partner Safety Check

Works with people who are experiencing or have experienced intimate partner violence in order to support safety and change in intimate relationships. Intimate partner violence is any behavior within an intimate relationship (married, unmarried, and live-in) that causes physical, psychological, or sexual harm to the people in that relationship. 

Who can access Partner Safety Check?
People 18 years and older who have experienced or are experiencing intimate partner violence.

How can I access Partner Safety Check?
We accept referrals from community agencies and services such as Probation, Child and Family Services, Victim Services, or other providers. Agencies can refer people to us for Partner Safety Check using this form:

You can also refer yourself to Partner Safety Check. You can do that in three ways:

• call 780-532-0373
• email psc@johnhowardgp.ca or
• complete and send us this form:

We can only accept referrals from a service provider who has spoken to the person experiencing intimate partner violence, or from the person themselves. If you believe that someone you know would benefit from the Partner Safety Check program, please have them contact us to discuss what we can offer them.

What can people expect from Partner Safety Check?
Partner Safety Check offers support and services to any victim of intimate partner violence, including:

• Assessment of current needs
• Safety planning
• Information and education about intimate partner violence
• Emotional support
• Navigation of community resources and supports

Where is the service?
The service is located in Grande Prairie. We provide support over the phone, online or in person. Each person decides what will work best for them in how they want to receive services.