Upcoming Events:
February is Violence Prevention Month

We are releasing proposals for VP Grants.

Applicants can receive up to $250.00 per project.

We invite proposals from community organizations, non-profit groups, educational institutions, and individuals who are passionate about violence prevention and have creative ideas to address this issue at the grassroots level.

This is a funding opportunity to support violence prevention projects, workshops, and other initiatives in Western Newfoundland, spanning from Corner Brook to Daniel’s Harbour. 

Please email project.cbswc@gmail.com if you would like to submit an application.

The Research & Action Coordinator at the Corner Brook Women Centre is giving a presentation to a local Retirement Home.

Any 50+ organizations, or people who work with seniors can reach out to the Research & Action Coordinator by email techgbv.cbswc@gmail.com .

Join us at the Grenfell Campus Atrium on March 4, 2026 @ 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm.

Fun and inclusive to everyone!

We will be in the community handing out Random Acts of Kindness baggies and make sure to stop into The Connection and grab a free coffee on us!

Local author Shelly Kawaja is reading from her novel, The Raw Light of Morning.

This book is centered around a family dealing with the effects of domestic violence and poverty in Stephenville, Newfoundland.

The Journey Project will speak to the audience about their services. The Corner Brook Status of Women Council will also present their services.

Where:  Corner Brook Civic Center.
Free admission!
Join us at the CMHI’s Winter Wellness Fest 2026 will feature local community partners hosting tables, booths, and activities that promote positive mental health and wellbeing in our community.
https://www.cornerbrookwintercarnival.ca/february-25 
 

The CBSWC will have a Consent Tea Table set up from 11:30 am - 3:00 pm