About Us
Who is PRAAC?
PRAAC's Strategic Direction
PRAAC's Core Values
PRAAC is a community collaboration strategically addressing relationship abuse issues; advocating for prevention, treatment, programs and services for all people in:
- Athabasca County
- Town of Athabasca
- Village of Boyle
- Hamlets of Rochester, Colinton, Perryvale, Ellscott and all areas in between.
- We also serve community members beyond these borders. No one is turned away.
PRAAC's Core Values
PRAAC's Strategic Direction
PRAAC's Core Values
Collaborative: working on common goals and shared vision, by sharing knowledge, learning and building consensus in a climate of trust and respect.
Inclusive: maintaining a safe environment in which all committee members and volunteers are valued, respected and supported. Bullying behavior will not be tolerated.
Community: value working wit
Collaborative: working on common goals and shared vision, by sharing knowledge, learning and building consensus in a climate of trust and respect.
Inclusive: maintaining a safe environment in which all committee members and volunteers are valued, respected and supported. Bullying behavior will not be tolerated.
Community: value working with community partners to promote activities and advocate for supports, resources and programs for the prevention of relationship abuse in Athabasca and area.
Grounded in remote and rural perspectives: Mindful of the needs, strengths, challenges and culture(s)of the Athabasca and area community.
Accountable: creating a safe space within the committee and the community, including social media platforms, in which each committee member is responsible for their conduct. A committee process exists to address concerns around conduct.
PRAAC's Strategic Direction
PRAAC's Strategic Direction
PRAAC's Strategic Direction
Being open to partnership opportunities of community engagement and awareness that promote the prevention of relationship abuse in Athabasca and area. Past events include Vagina Monologues, support of Gabore Mate.
To increase the viability and visibility of local programs and services that address relationship abuse, such as Thrive, thro
Being open to partnership opportunities of community engagement and awareness that promote the prevention of relationship abuse in Athabasca and area. Past events include Vagina Monologues, support of Gabore Mate.
To increase the viability and visibility of local programs and services that address relationship abuse, such as Thrive, through various promotional means.
Conduct fundraising events to raise funds to financially help support the Thrive program and other agreed upon initiatives.
Seek and support education and community capacity building events.
To recruit and retain new, diverse committee members including local businesses.