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Family Violence Online Resource Library

Provided by: PEI Family Violence Prevention Services - AKA: PEI FVPS; FVPS

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Online information and resources about issues relating to family violence. Includes:

How to clear internet history
A video series how to recognize signs of family violence
Engaging roles for men and boys
Intimate relationships
Fatherhood and more

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Online information and resources about issues relating to family violence. Includes:

How to clear internet history
A video series how to recognize signs of family violence
Engaging roles for men and boys
Intimate relationships
Fatherhood and more

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Description:	Online information and resources about issues relating to family violence. Includes: How to clear internet history A video series how to recognize signs of family violence Engaging roles for men and boys Intimate relationships Fatherhood and more
Eligibility:	Open to all
Fees:	No fees
How to Access:	Visit website
Documents Required:	Not applicable
Language:	English * You Are Not Alone video is available in: English * French * Farsi * Spanish * Chinese * Arabic
Website:	https://fvps.ca/resources/
Coverage Area:	Epekwitk / Prince Edward Island
Program Hours:	24/7 website

Main Office and Queens County Outreach

PO Box 964, Charlottetown, PE
Coverage Area: Epekwitk / Prince Edward Island * Outreach Services: Queens County only
Accessibility: Not accessible * Arrangements can be made for staff to meet clients at an accessible location
Mon: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tue: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wed: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thu: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Fri: 8:30am - 4:30pm
admin@fvps.ca

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