It's time to get the word out about the exciting work we're doing at Link T.O.. So, please take a look at our Press Release below and spread the word! If you have any questions or want to talk more about what we do, please contact us at any time! Link Coalition Toronto’s Ground-Breaking SafePet Program Helps Women Escape Domestic Violence Faster [For Immediate Release] TORONTO, May 16, 2018 • Link Coalition Toronto is seeking volunteer "foster families" for its innovative new SafePet program, which provides safe homes for the pets of women who want to leave abusive situations. None of the city's Violence Against Women shelters can accept pets, and the prospect of leaving a beloved animal beh
We are honoured to be able to work with Sonia to realize her birthday wish of supporting Link T.O.! Sonia got in touch with us recently and asked if she could work with us for a birthday fundraiser, and we were thrilled to have her support. Please take a look at her heartfelt message below, and if you are interested in donating, please do so via our website! Thank you, Sonia, for thinking of us, and for generously helping to raise awareness and funds for women, children, and pets, escaping intimate partner violence. And now, a message from Sonia: "As my milestone birthday approaches, I find myself reflecting upon just how blessed I am, to be happy, healthy, and surrounded and supported by am
At Link T.O. we love pets and people! That’s why we work to raise awareness in the community about animal abuse and its link to violence against women and children. We were thrilled to see that the Woman Abuse Council of Toronto (WomanACT) recently wrote an article about our work! Interested in reading it? Click here! Tackling the issue of violence against women (VAW) is truly a community effort. With so many organizations having the potential to generate positive change in the movement to end abuse, Link T.O. recognizes the need to create and maintain professional relationships within Toronto's VAW and anti-abuse communities. We believe that, when community organizations work in isolation
