Protecting Children. Healing Adults.


Prevention Resources

Informative sessions and materials to raise awareness and provide prevention strategies.
chamber of commerce halton hills 2025

Association of the Year

Not For Profit 

The Ironwood Project is thrilled to share that we were honoured with the Chamber of Commerce Halton Hills Business Excellence Award 2025 for Association of the Year - Not For Profit. The Ironwood Project was selected by a judging panel made up of independent Chamber professionals from outside Halton Hills. This important recognition is a symbol to our participants that the work they do, and we do, matters.

Upcoming Workshops

Parents of CSA Survivors

Ironwood welcomes Jana Venditti, Registered Social Worker, Psychotherapist from Milton Psychotherapy Centre, for an opportunity to learn about healing, understanding the impact of trauma, and building skills for safety and self-care.

Jana brings over twenty years of experience supporting individuals and families, with specialties in trauma recovery, sexual abuse treatment, anxiety, and depression.To learn more about Jana, please visit www.miltontherapycentre.com/jana-venditti

There is no charge to attend this workshop.

To register or get more information: jodi@theironwoodproject.ca

Teen CSA Survivors

Milton Psychotherapy Centre and The Ironwood Project are proud to collaborate to offer a 4-Week Workshop for Teen Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse. (13-17)

Teens are invited to join group facilitator Jana Venditti, Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist from Milton Psychotherapy Centre for an opportunity to learn about healing, understanding the impact of trauma, and building skills for safety and self-compassion.

Jana brings over twenty years of experience supporting individuals and families, with specialties in trauma recovery, sexual abuse treatment, anxiety, and depression.To learn more about Jana, please visit Jana Venditti Bio

Group sessions will run for four consecutive Saturdays starting January 17th, from 1:00–3:00 pm in downtown Georgetown.The program fee is $50 per participant, per week. Invoices will be provided for insurance purposes.

If financial barriers exist, please contact jodi@theironwoodproject.ca to discuss options.To register, please email info@miltontherapycentre.com

How It Works

From initial contact to ongoing support, we ensure a compassionate, respectful, and confidential process every step of the way.

Step 1
Reach Out

Connect with us via email to discuss your needs and learn about our programs.

Step 2
Intake Meeting

Meet with two of our hosts for a tour of the Ironwood space and ask any questions you have.

Step 3
Attend Group

Receive ongoing assistance and guidance as you engage with our services and community resources.

Men's Group on Tuesdays

If you are interested in finding out more about our men's only peer support group in Georgetown, you can reach out confidentially to connect with another survivor who understands: 
chris@theironwoodproject.ca

Ironwood Training Day

Thanks to the generous donation of the 100 Men Who Care Halton Hills, Ironwood hosted ASIST: Applied Suicide Intervention Training training through the Canadian Mental Health Association - Halton Region Branch. Thanks to this initiative, all Ironwood support group hosts and board members are now ASIST certified.
Thank you to Melanie McGregor and Tammy Whelen for equipping us with the tools to better support our participants. 
THE IRONWOOD PROJECT

FAQ

If you would like more details, please reach out at info@theironwoodproject.ca

How much does it cost?

The Ironwood Project does not charge participants to attend peer support groups or workshops.

How does The Ironwood Project make money?

Ironwood is a not for profit organization. All of our programming is run by volunteers and we are financed through the generous donations of people in our community. 

Is there an All Women's Survivor Group?

Currently there is an All Women's Survivor Group running, as well as a Coed Survivor Group running weekly. Groups are made up to best serve the needs of the participants that enroll for each season's sessions. 

When do groups run?

Ironwood schedules our programming by season/quarters. We are in program for two months and then we take a month off. During our month off from weekly group, we host workshops, art nights, community events and hold our host and board meetings. This gives our volunteers a chance to reset before the next group of sessions.