Calgary Police Service announces co-location partnership with YWCA Calgary and FearIsNotLove

The Calgary Police Service (CPS) Domestic Conflict Unit (DCU) has partnered with YWCA Calgary and FearIsNotLove to launch a new co-location model designed to strengthen support for individuals and families impacted by family violence. The partnership comes as family violence continues to affect thousands of Calgarians each year, with CPS responding to an average of 2,076 domestic related calls for service each month. The announcement coincides with Family Violence Prevention Month in November, highlighting the importance of collaboration and early intervention to support those experiencing abuse and connect them with the resources they need. Through this partnership, called Safer Pathways, YWCA Calgary and FearIsNotLove staff will be embedded in DCU at the CPS headquarters, creating a more integrated approach to responding to family violence, supporting victims and addressing the complex needs of families in crisis. While the CPS DCU will continue to investigate the criminal aspects of family violence incidents, the co-location model will enable closer collaboration between police and community partners. By working together in the same space, the agencies will be able to share info

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