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Since our creation in May 2015, we had 43 000 visitors and 82 000 views on this website, 800 followers on our Twitter Account @itsjust700, 200 active members in the secret Facebook group (request to join the secret group) and another 330 on the It's Just 700 public Facebook page. Many support and interventions, courage and medals given... Thank you all for your support!
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VETERANS AFFAIRS CANADA SERVICES FOR MST
If you believe that you have suffered an injury or developed an illness as a result of sexual trauma during service and would like to learn more about what supports and services you may be eligible for, please visit our page VAC Services for MST or contact us at 1-866-522-2122 or go to My VAC Account for more information.
If you believe that you have suffered an injury or developed an illness as a result of sexual trauma during service and would like to learn more about what supports and services you may be eligible for, please visit our page VAC Services for MST or contact us at 1-866-522-2122 or go to My VAC Account for more information.
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Programme pour les vétéranes
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Le Programme de transition des vétérans offre un programme en français pour les femmes.
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In Response to the Joint Suicide Prevention Strategy
Canadian Armed Forces and Veterans Affairs Canada
View It's Just 700 inputs in the ACVA report!
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On February 6, 2017, the Founder of the group It's Just 700 spoke at the ACVA meeting Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Among Veterans. The inputs provided during this meeting where used to build Chapter 5.2 Peer Support and Chapter 7.5 Sexual Assault of THE STANDING COMMITTEE ON VETERANS SIXTH REPORT
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NEW BOOK!
Out Standing in the Field: A Memoir by Canada’s First Female Infantry Officer
Some members of our group had the pleasure to attend the book launch of this amazing book were Canada's First Female Infantry Officer Sandra Perron share her struggles as she paved the way for many other women.
Learn more:
- Read the Synopsis on Cormorant Books
- View a Maclean's interview with the author Canada’s first female infantry officer breaks silence on abuse
- Order the book on Amazon.ca
- Meet the author at the Writers Festival on April 27, 2017
Learn more:
- Read the Synopsis on Cormorant Books
- View a Maclean's interview with the author Canada’s first female infantry officer breaks silence on abuse
- Order the book on Amazon.ca
- Meet the author at the Writers Festival on April 27, 2017
Policy Review
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"In cases of sexual harassment we can, with the permission of the complainant, engage the chain of command to inform them we will be tracking how the case is handled through existing departmental and military mechanisms on the member’s behalf. This is an important oversight to ensure procedural fairness for the individual." Read full Review |
Canadian Military Family Magazine
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A big thank you for the Canadian Military Family Magazine for writing two articles about our group to underline the Military Sexual Awareness month.
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Services
Peer supportIt's Just 700 - Peer Support (secret group) is exactly that: a secret and closed Facebook group for Canadian men and women who have survived Military Sexual Trauma.
To join this group please send an email request at itsjust700@gmail.com In the news
Find news about MST and other relevant topics.
Read more Dr. DEE RAJSKA
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Emergency contactsFind contact numbers for current and retired CAF members.
Learn more We like!
Find tools, tricks, books, movies, apps and much more helpful resources approved by Canadian MST Survivors.
Learn more Our MST Medal of Courage
Do you know someone who is fighting stigma around
Canadian military sexual trauma? Do you, or someone you know, showed strength and resiliency after a Military sexual trauma? Our recipients helped in many areas such as spreading awareness, fighting crimes, supporting survivors and enhancing the quality of life of our MST survivors. Have someone in mind? Please let us know at itsjust700@gmail.com |
