On March 30, 2012, teachers from St. Jean de Brebeuf Catholic High School presented ETA Vaughan with a cheque for $1,000, after a student group took it upon themselves to raise money for ETA.
On July 1, 2011, ETA Vaughan Women’s Outreach Centre celebrated its 1st anniversary. To commemorate the event, ETA Vaughan took part in the Canada Day festivities in Kleinberg.
Abuse comes in many forms. If you believe you are experiencing abuse, know that it is not your fault and it can stop. All you have to do is call for help.
ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter is a privately funded charity. Every dollar donated goes directly to helping the women and children we serve and has an immediate impact.
In the coming year, ETA Vaughan will be working hard to increase its ability to help women and children who are escaping violent and abusive situations. With your help, we can make lives better.
At ETA Vaughan, we count ourselves extremely fortunate to be supported by those in our community who believe in a brighter future for the women and children we serve.
Since 2009, ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter has been offering women and children a safe haven from abuse. In 2010 we opened our Women's Outreach Centre to offer additional support services.
As part of ETA Vaughan’s mission of Empowerment Through Achievement, we offer courses for those who wish to improve their health, exercise their mind or reveal the artist inside.
Our Community Corner Page offers the opportunity for schools, groups, agencies, businesses and individuals to announce events, celebrate achievements and raise awareness within our community.
ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter was a very fortunate recipient of a $5,000 grant from the Toskan-Casale Foundation through its Youth Philanthropy Initiative.
On September 23, 2011, the ETA Vaughan Women’s Outreach Centre was renamed and dedicated to honour one of its founders and greatest supporters, Mr. John Di Poce.
In 2009, ETA Vaughan hosted the “Colours of Hope” Gala in support of the ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter. Mr. Tony Bennett sang and entertained guests with a medley of classic songs.
In 2009, ETA Vaughan hosted the “Colours of Hope” Gala in support of the ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter. Mr. Tony Bennett sang and entertained guests with a medley of classic songs.
An essential part of surviving violence and abuse is being able to see that the future can hold positive change and opportunities. We're here to help you get there.
Our Board of Directors is made up of a group of dedicated and passionate individuals who came together with a common goal: to end violence against women and children.
As any woman knows, there’s nothing quite like getting together with your friends, whether you’re out for coffee, dancing or watching a movie together.
The ETA Vaughan John Di Poce Centre for Women and Children provides ongoing support in the form of counselling, workshops and active programs that are free and confidential.
This is a very special opportunity to make an immediate difference in the lives of those women and children who have taken the step to live free from violence and fear.
You can have an immediate and direct impact on the lives of the women and children who have fled situations of violence and are now trying to start over.
Learn more about safety planning for your situation, whether you are at home and planning to leave, whether you are leaving or whether you have already left.
Being in a loving, caring and respectful relationship is one of the most beautiful things. But relationships are complicated at any age, especially when it's your first one.
In the early stages of a relationship, we tend to see the world through rose-colored glasses. Too often, we can't see that a relationship isn't as healthy as it should be.
Someone who has lived around violent or disrespectful behavior may not have learned how to treat others with kindness and respect or how to expect the same treatment.
Located in the heart of Kleinberg, the ETA Vaughan John Di Poce Centre offers support to women and children in the community through free counselling, referral and support.
Abuse comes in many forms. If you believe you are experiencing abuse, know that it is not your fault and it can stop. All you have to do is call for help.
ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter is a privately funded charity. Every dollar donated goes directly to helping the women and children we serve and has an immediate impact.
In the coming year, ETA Vaughan will be working hard to increase its ability to help women and children who are escaping violent and abusive situations. With your help, we can make lives better.
At ETA Vaughan, we count ourselves extremely fortunate to be supported by those in our community who believe in a brighter future for the women and children we serve.
Since 2009, ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter has been offering women and children a safe haven from abuse. In 2010 we opened our Women's Outreach Centre to offer additional support services.
On March 30, 2012, teachers from St. Jean de Brebeuf Catholic High School presented ETA Vaughan with a cheque for $1,000, after a student group took it upon themselves to raise money for ETA.
On July 1, 2011, ETA Vaughan Women’s Outreach Centre celebrated its 1st anniversary. To commemorate the event, ETA Vaughan took part in the Canada Day festivities in Kleinberg.
Abuse comes in many forms. If you believe you are experiencing abuse, know that it is not your fault and it can stop. All you have to do is call for help.
ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter is a privately funded charity. Every dollar donated goes directly to helping the women and children we serve and has an immediate impact.
In the coming year, ETA Vaughan will be working hard to increase its ability to help women and children who are escaping violent and abusive situations. With your help, we can make lives better.
At ETA Vaughan, we count ourselves extremely fortunate to be supported by those in our community who believe in a brighter future for the women and children we serve.
Since 2009, ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter has been offering women and children a safe haven from abuse. In 2010 we opened our Women's Outreach Centre to offer additional support services.
As part of ETA Vaughan’s mission of Empowerment Through Achievement, we offer courses for those who wish to improve their health, exercise their mind or reveal the artist inside.
Our Community Corner Page offers the opportunity for schools, groups, agencies, businesses and individuals to announce events, celebrate achievements and raise awareness within our community.
Here is a glimpse of the moments ETA Vaughan has celebrated with our community, supporters and staff.
ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter was a very fortunate recipient of a $5,000 grant from the Toskan-Casale Foundation through its Youth Philanthropy Initiative. 
On September 23, 2011, the ETA Vaughan Women’s Outreach Centre was renamed and dedicated to honour one of its founders and greatest supporters, Mr. John Di Poce.
In 2009, ETA Vaughan hosted the “Colours of Hope” Gala in support of the ETA Vaughan Women’s Shelter. Mr. Tony Bennett sang and entertained guests with a medley of classic songs.
The pervasive nature and devastating impact of domestic violence is fought through education and awareness.
An essential part of surviving violence and abuse is being able to see that the future can hold positive change and opportunities. We're here to help you get there.
Our Board of Directors is made up of a group of dedicated and passionate individuals who came together with a common goal: to end violence against women and children.
As any woman knows, there’s nothing quite like getting together with your friends, whether you’re out for coffee, dancing or watching a movie together.
Gifts in kind are donations in the form of non-perishable food items, new clothing, shoes, housewares, sporting goods, bedding and linens, and toys.
This is a very special opportunity to make an immediate difference in the lives of those women and children who have taken the step to live free from violence and fear.
If you or someone you know is considering leaving a situation of violence and needs a place of safety, our Shelter can be that safe haven.
We offer women and children a safe haven where they can envision and embrace living free from violence, a life filled instead with hope and beauty.
You can have an immediate and direct impact on the lives of the women and children who have fled situations of violence and are now trying to start over.
Learn more about safety planning for your situation, whether you are at home and planning to leave, whether you are leaving or whether you have already left.
By thinking through it in advance, a safety plan can help you avoid dangerous situations and know the best way to react when you are in danger.
The staff of ETA Vaughan are the unsung heroes of our organization and we are ever grateful to them and value the work they do every single day.
Being in a loving, caring and respectful relationship is one of the most beautiful things. But relationships are complicated at any age, especially when it's your first one.
In the early stages of a relationship, we tend to see the world through rose-colored glasses. Too often, we can't see that a relationship isn't as healthy as it should be.
Someone who has lived around violent or disrespectful behavior may not have learned how to treat others with kindness and respect or how to expect the same treatment.
When a young woman is empowered, educated and motivated, she is given the most effective weapons in the fight against violence against women.
Located in the heart of Kleinberg, the ETA Vaughan John Di Poce Centre offers support to women and children in the community through free counselling, referral and support. 
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