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WIN House is a safe haven for women, children, and non-binary individuals to flee gender-based violence.

 

Across our three shelters, we foster resiliency and stability in our residents through forward-thinking funding models and programming. Our low-barrier approach means we address both the essential and complex needs resulting from abuse, including poverty, home and food insecurity, and addiction.

 

With unwavering commitment to our shared mission of a life free(d) from violence, we pioneer collaborative efforts with our community partners and actively seek to foster unity among gender-based violence organizations.  

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“You are giving hope to the hopeless and empowering them to believe that they can do it.”

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Our Impact

2024-2025

2,454

Crisis Calls Answered

1,471

Hours of Childcare Provided

408

Residents Sheltered

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Office Phone

780-471-6709

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General Email

info@winhouse.org

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Mailing Address

PO Box 20088 RPO Beverly

Edmonton AB T5W 5E6

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WIN House is an ongoing project of Edmonton Women's Shelter Ltd. Charitable Registration #107283301RR0001

We acknowledge that WIN House operates on Treaty 6 Territory, in Amiskwacîwâskahikan, a traditional gathering place for many Indigenous Peoples. This land has been home to the Plains Cree, Métis, Blackfoot, Nakota Sioux, Dene, and Inuit, and remains a place of connection, culture, and community. We honour and respect the histories, languages, ceremonies, and enduring presence of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit who continue to care for this land. We recognize that we are all Treaty people, with a shared responsibility to learn from the past, act with awareness in the present, and contribute to a more just and equitable future. As an organization that supports women and families, we hold space for the truths of colonial violence and its ongoing impacts. We honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people, and recognize the strength, leadership, and resilience of Indigenous women in our communities.Guided by these truths, we commit to ongoing learning, reflection, and action in support of reconciliation, and to fostering safety, respect, and dignity for all.

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