How It Started

Hello, Warriors. My name is Sharon.

As a victim of stalking, I experienced firsthand how isolating and overwhelming it can be to search for help. Reliable information about victim resources, legal options, counselling, financial assistance, and personal safety is often scattered, unclear, or difficult to access—especially during a time of fear, trauma, and emotional exhaustion.

Through my own research and lived experience, I discovered that while many supports and services do exist, victims of stalking are rarely given clear guidance on what is available to them or how to access it safely. I also identified a serious gap in workplace awareness. Many employers are unprepared to respond when stalking follows an employee to work and are often unaware of their responsibility to provide a safe, supportive, and accommodating work environment.

That is what led me to create this survivor-led platform. The first of its kind.

This platform brings together everything stalking victims need in one trauma-informed, accessible space. It includes free and affordable self-defense training, clear and easy-to-understand information on stalking laws in BC, access to free and low-cost counselling, financial assistance available to victims of crime, guidance on legal and illegal personal safety devices in Canada, and education for both employees and employers on workplace safety and accommodation responsibilities.

No one should have to navigate stalking alone. My hope is to create a safe space where women feel seen, supported, informed and empowered enough to reclaim their power, and begin to heal.

Safety Warrior Mama 💪

Survivor Voices

Hear real stories from other stalking survivors who have lived through fear, resilience, and healing. These voices shine a light on the realities of stalking, break the silence, and remind survivors that they are not alone.

*Information on this website is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal, medical, mental health, or professional self-defense advice.
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