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Walk A Mile In Their Shoes

SUPPORTING WOMEN & FAMILIES SINCE 1910

Walk a Mile in Their Shoes

YWCA Regina’s Walk A Mile in Their Shoes, presented by AVANA, is a community-focused fundraiser where we ask our fellow advocates to step up in their roles as leaders, allies and change-makers to raise awareness on gender-based violence. The challenge: walk a mile in red heels or shoes, a visual symbol to show support for those who have experienced violence.

It takes concrete action to step up against violence. That is why we invite YOU to show your support, challenge yourself and your community to have difficult conversations about domestic violence, and speak out against cultures of violence.

Every step you take and every dollar you donate helps YWCA Regina provide safety and hope to survivors.

Thank You, Regina!

On September 17, 2026, our community stepped up to stand against gender-based violence — and together, we raised $149,400 for the Isabel Johnson Shelter!

See you again next year!

For more information on Walk a Mile in Their Shoes,
contact events@ywcaregina.com

 

About Gender-Based Violence

  • Saskatchewan’s rate of intimate partner violence is 2x the national average.
  • Indigenous women are 12x more likely to go missing or be killed than other women. 
  • 2SLGBTQIA+ people are more likely to experience violence. 66% of this population has experienced intimate partner violence.
  • 3 in 5 transgender women have experienced intimate partner violence since the age of 16.
  • Approximately 80% of people who access YWCA Regina’s services are fleeing domestic violence.
  • Isabel Johnson Shelter is one of only three emergency Domestic Violence Shelters in Regina.
    Learn more about the Isabel Johnson Shelter here.

If you are a woman who needs to flee a violent or abusive situation, then you are eligible to stay, with or without children, without charge. When you call us, the staff member you talk to will ask some questions about your situation and will let you know whether there is space available or not. If Isabel Johnson Shelter is currently full, they will suggest other options for you and do everything possible to support you in finding a safe alternative.

306-525-2141 and press 0 to connect with 24 hour staff
IJS@ywcaregina.com