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A non-profit agency committed to supporting survivors of sexual exploitation and trafficking by providing long term residential housing and survivor-led peer programming.

Survivor-Led Peer Advocacy Program

• a space that has been designed by survivors for survivors of human trafficking and exploitation
• compliments non-peer related services at Restorations as it exists to promote collaborative relationships that empower survivors

Nancy's House

• a second stage, long-term transitional home for survivors of sexual exploitation and trafficking in Hamilton/Halton
• provides a safe and supportive space for residents to heal, reclaim, and restore
• a bridge between first stage emergency shelters/short-term safe houses and third stage independent living
• access to specialized programs and services, individualized and holistic care, wrap-around services, and a sense of belonging and community amongst other survivors
• programming elements are delivered through a combination of in-house services as well as in partnership with services and organizations in the wider Halton/Hamilton community

Empowered Caregivers Project

• a survivor‑led initiative developed to equip caregivers supporting individuals affected by human trafficking and sexual exploitation
• provides a free online toolkit and course with practical, trauma‑informed strategies for caregivers
• includes learning modules, videos, worksheets, and guidance informed by more than 15 survivors
• designed for family members, community supporters, and professionals assisting survivors
• funded by Women and Gender Equality Canada (WAGE)
• for more information, see website

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Ages: 18 year(s) and up

Nancy's House:

• are a survivor of sexual exploitation and/or trafficking
• are looking for a communal living environment that can provide you with holistic supports to address a variety of needs like counselling, education, job training, life skills development, and/or social supports
• are not in active crisis and do not require immediate crisis-related supports
• are comfortable living independently with in-house staff supports throughout weekdays
• are willing to live in a sober living environment
• are looking for housing for a minimum of 6 months and up to 2 years
• do not have dependent children or pets in your care (assistance provided with finding a suitable placement for pets for your duration at Nancy’s House)

Survivor-Led Peer Advocacy Program

• Community and self-referrals are welcome
• email peeradvocacy@restorationscanada.org to learn more

Nancy’s House

• those interested in receiving services can fill out the application form on website to be placed on a waiting list