This past year, we were fortunate enough to connect with Child Witness Centre and tour their downtown Kitchener locations.
They provide compassionate, individualized support to children and youth who are victims or witnesses, ensuring they and their families are guided and supported throughout the court process.
We were especially grateful to learn more about Monet, the Region’s first accredited facility dog, who brings comfort and stability to young victims and witnesses.
Thank you to the entire team for the vital work you do in our community.
https://childwitness.com/
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