Muskoka Parry Sound Sexual Assault Services

05/25/2026

Part of our programming includes our Peer-To-Peer Mentorship Program for males who have experienced sexual assault and are seeking support. This is a short program designed as a stepping stone to individual or group therapy in the fall.

One-on-one mentorship with a fellow male survivor. Free and confidential. We believe you, we support you. Please reach out for more information. Email [email protected] or call our office in Bracebridge at 705-646-2122

05/18/2026

Join us on Monday May 25th for a social drop-in. Come by, say hi, have a refreshment and chat. Bring a friend!

This is a great opportunity for newcomers to the centre to come by to see our space in a relaxed, no-pressure setting. All are welcome!

For more information, email [email protected]

05/15/2026

05/14/2026

05/11/2026

Sexual Violence Prevention month in May! Wearing purple. Lots of our team away today but here are the remainders. 💜

05/07/2026

Shoutout to Timmins and Area Women in Crisis for hosting this important SAPM Lunch & Learn Series 💜

We’re especially excited to see our ED, Lauren Power, featured on May 15th to speak about supporting Indigenous communities and evolving approaches to care and advocacy.

Tune in Fridays at 12pm live on Facebook!

05/07/2026

May is Sexual Violence Prevention Month.

Sexual violence affects many people, and too often, survivors are left carrying their experiences alone. Support, education, and community awareness are essential in creating safer space for everyone. We all have a role to play. Listening, believing, and showing up matters.

If you or someone you know needs support, help is available 24/7: 1-800-461-2929

05/06/2026

Thanks Jellinek Law Office for sharing this important analysis. Survivors need justice and we support reforms needed to obtain that.

"We are deeply disappointed with the outcome rendered in R v. Sloka in Kitchener. This case arises from allegations against former neurologist Jeffrey Sloka that he sexually assaulted women during examinations at his Kitchener office.

This outcome highlights a deeply frustrating inconsistency within our legal system. Because different proceedings operate with different burdens of proof and purposes, decision-makers can reach different conclusions based on the same underlying facts—even where an accused has admitted to sexual misconduct in a regulatory forum." - Ivanna Iwasykiw, Associate

Associate Ivanna Iwasykiw reflects on the painful outcome of the Jeffrey Sloka acquittal. She breaks down the frustrating legal gap between regulatory admissions and criminal verdicts, and explores what this inconsistency means for survivors seeking true accountability today. Read her full thoughts at the link below.

https://bit.ly/3QAGZar