Partners in the Production

 

Concrete Theatre is the recipient of special funding from the Alberta Children and Youth Services Prevention of Family Violence and Bullying Community Incentive Fund to support this production of Routes. This funding has made it possible for us to tour with a Family Violence Support Coordinator to assist with the Q&A following each performance. We believe this production will provide a powerful access point for young people to connect with resources through our community partners: 

 

The Support Network
The Support Network provides a safe place for individuals to be heard in times of crisis.  It provides support to individuals feeling depressed, lonely, helpless, hopeless and overwhelmed and who may be struggling with work-related stress, addiction, relationship problems or worrying about someone else.


Support is offered through help lines which are free, anonymous, confidential and available twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.  Support is also available through on-site counseling, suicide bereavement and caregiver support. Training and workshops in crisis intervention and suicide prevention are also available.


Please visit www.thesupportnetwork.com for more information.

 

The Canadian Red Cross RespectED Program
Education is the key to prevention — of abuse, bullying, violence and sexual exploitation. For 25 years, in communities across Canada, the Canadian Red Cross has been helping to break the cycle of hurt. RespectED: Violence & Abuse Prevention programs promote healthier relationships and safer communities through education and partnerships. Red Cross prevention education aims to stop the hurt before it starts. Our nationally recognized, award-winning programs teach kids and adults how healthy relationships look and feel, how to recognize the signs of abuse, dating violence and harassment, and how to get help. Youth learn skills to help them create healthy relationships. Adults gain knowledge to build safer relationships within their organizations and communities.


For more information, visit www.redcross.ca.

 

YOUCAN
YOUCAN is an acronym that stands for Youth Organizing to Understand Conflict and Advocate Non-Violence.  YOUCAN has served youth in the Edmonton area for almost five years and its mission is to equip youth to engage and inspire others to peacefully resolve conflicts and develop healthy relationships in their communities.


For more information, visit the YOUCAN website at www.youcan.ca

 

Rat Creek Design
Rat Creek Design are the designers of the routestheplay.com interactive website. They have been delivering high quality creative services in Edmonton since their inception in 1995. Owned and operated by Kim Clegg, a Media Designer working in the field of multimedia and video graphics since 1990, Rat Creek balances artistic style with technical knowledge and industry experience.  Rat Creek specializes in creative concepts and design for screen-based delivery including Interactive Website Design.

The mandate of Rat Creek Design is to deliver extremely high quality product that is custom made with care and attention to detail. Recent projects for youth include the critically acclaimed animated TV projects Two Winters, and the animated TV series Anash and the Legacy of the Sun Rock for APTN.


For more information visit the Rat Creek Design website at www.ratcreek.com