A survivor-led Canadian initiative
Peace begins at home.
Peace @ Home is dedicated to preventing domestic violence, affirming the safety, dignity and voices of survivors, and providing learning tools and resources that help women build knowledge, confidence and independence on their journey toward freedom.
Our Message
Safe homes. Stronger families. Stronger communities.
Our Mission
A simple idea with a wide reach.
Every person deserves safety and dignity in their own home. Peace @ Home exists to help amplify survivor-centred principles: prevention, meaningful support, accountability, healing and collective responsibility.
What We Stand For
What We Stand For
Domestic, intimate-partner, sexual and gender-based violence affect individuals, children, families, workplaces and communities. Lasting change requires both survivor support and prevention.
- Safety and dignity for survivors
- Respectful, trauma-informed support
- Prevention and early intervention
- Accountability without dehumanization
What We Hope To Build
A public-facing platform for constructive advocacy, survivor-informed education and messages that help people recognize that violence is never merely a private matter.
- Clear information and survivor resources
- Cross-community collaboration
- Public education and awareness
- Hope rooted in practical action
VOICES OF ENCOURAGEMENT
Inspirational Quotes
Four principles.
The visual language is intentionally calm and dignified. The message is direct: safety is foundational, support should be meaningful, and change is collective.
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Safety
Homes should be places of security, not fear. Safety is the baseline from which recovery and independence become possible.
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Dignity
Survivors deserve to be heard, respected and treated as full decision-makers in their own lives.
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Support
Meaningful support is practical, compassionate, informed and responsive to the survivor’s actual needs.
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Collective action
Prevention is not one person’s responsibility. Safer homes and communities require institutions and individuals to work together.
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Her Majesty Queen Camilla
The Queen • President of WOW — Women of the World
“To every survivor of every kind of violence … please know that you are not alone.”
Her Majesty Queen Camilla
In her International Women’s Day address on 10 March 2026, Her Majesty spoke about the importance of survivors being heard and believed, challenging the silence surrounding violence against women and girls, and treating prevention as a responsibility shared across society.
The Queen described violence against women as “everyone’s problem” and emphasized education, consent, healthy emotional expression, respect and the inclusion of boys and men as essential partners in preventing harm before it begins.
Violence against women has been a key area of Her Majesty’s public work since 2009. Her work has included meeting survivors, supporting organizations responding to domestic and sexual violence, and initiatives supporting survivors of rape and sexual abuse.
Public source: The Royal Family — The Queen’s speech at a WOW reception to mark International Women’s Day, 10 March 2026.
Public statements are presented for education and awareness and do not imply endorsement of Peace @ Home or any individual matter.
