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This year, Surrey Women’s Centre celebrated National Victims and Survivors of Crime Awareness Week by standing with Jessie and Gagan as they fight for justice, freedom, and equality. Jessie and
Maureen’s Story
My story: the beginning of the end The year was 2019. The place was at the doctors. Here was where everything would culminate. The proverbial ‘fork-in-the-road’. The path seemed to
Lorraine’s Story
Lorraine was very different than her girly sisters; she was a tomboy with severe dyslexia and learning disabilities. She frequently felt alienated in the family unit and was often treated
Patricia’s Story
My name is Patricia. I am writing to you, because as a supporter of the Surrey Women’s Centre, I want to share a story of how your generosity helped change
Anna’s Story
I told her. Although I had fears that she might judge me – I didn’t expect any judgments from her. And I was right. She listened quietly. Without judgment. The
Donna’s Story
Many of you may recognize Donna as a long-time volunteer at Surrey Women’s Centre. We had the chance to sit down with her to find out more about her many
Colebrook Elementary Gives Back
Handmade cookies from Colebrook Elementary School Colebrook Elementary School made delicious handmade cookies and Christmas decorations for women and children for Surrey Women’s Centre. The women are loving those cookies and
Support From Federal Government
District MP Randeep S. Sarai visiting Surrey Women’s Centre It was an honour to have District MP, Randeep S. Sarai, visit Surrey Women’s Centre. Through the Federal Government Summer Student