Thompson Crisis Centre Releases Quarterly Update, Reinforcing Community Support - AI Generated Image
The Thompson Crisis Centre (TCC) has released its latest quarterly update, offering a window into the critical work being done to support women and children in the North.
Published yesterday, Wednesday, January 21, 2026, the “TCC Newsletter for October, November and December” provides the community with valuable insights into the organization’s recent activities and ongoing support services.
Since 1977, the TCC has been a cornerstone of safety in Thompson, dedicated to eradicating family violence. The newsletter highlights their continued commitment to providing holistic services, including a 24-hour emergency shelter, confidential counseling, and a crisis line for those experiencing physical or psychological abuse.
While the TCC focuses on providing a sanctuary for women and children, their work plays a crucial role in the wider ecosystem of community safety. By supporting victims and fostering a violence-free environment, the Centre indirectly reinforces the goals of partner initiatives like Men Are Part of the Solution (MAPS).
Where TCC offers immediate safety and recovery for victims, MAPS complements this by offering transitional housing and counseling for men dealing with anger, stress, and relationship issues. Together, these distinct but connected efforts aim to break cycles of violence from all angles to build a healthier Thompson.
Emma specializes in municipal politics, community development, and the social issues shaping Thompson. She is dedicated to transparent, balanced reporting that keeps the community informed.
Contact her at emma@thethompsonnews.ca.
