Chrysalis House Association

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Chrysalis House Association At Chrysalis House, we provide transitional shelter, a 24-hour support line, and outreach services in a non-judgmental, empowering environment.

We serve women and their children fleeing various forms of abuse in West Hants, Kings, and Annapolis Counties. Chrysalis House provides safe shelter, support and counseling to abused women and their children. We work with individuals, organization and businesses in our community to end violence against women. Chrysalis House is located in Kentville, Nova Scotia. We serve the
communities of Kings, Annapolis, and Hants County. Our shelter operates 24 hours a day 365 days a year. There are absolutely NO FEES for service to women and their children who seek our shelter for help. Public education and community development are also important elements of our Association.

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Repeated exposure can normalize disrespect, entitlement, and controlling behaviours.

Recognizing these messages is an important step in building relationships rooted in respect, equality, and consent.

📞 902-679-1922
📧 [email protected]

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To ask about someone's pronouns, you can respectfully ask:
“My name is Sally and my pronouns are she/her. What about you?”
"What pronouns do you prefer?"
"How would you like to be addressed pronoun-wise?"

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Support should reach everyone, no matter the distance.

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Every journey is unique, and every step is valid.

Your experience and choices are yours alone.

Today, on the International Day of the Girl Child, we celebrate every girl for exactly who she is.The world may tell gir...
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Please reach out if you or someone you know is looking for support.

Chrysalis House Support Line: 902 679 1922
Toll-free: 1 800 264 8682
Email: [email protected]

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We honour Mary E. Boyd, Edith Jessie Archibald, Dr. Eliza Ritchie, Viola Desmond, Rosemary Brown, and Rita Joe for the lasting impact they made in law, education, civil rights, literature, and advocacy. Their stories remind us that progress is built through persistence, courage, and a commitment to creating a more just future.

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P. O. Box 356
Kentville, NS
B4N3X1

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+19026791922

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