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Stand Ready is a non-profit organization that started in September 2025. We are based in Edmonton, Alberta and host workshops in the city and nearby communities. Our goal with these workshops is to build confidence, leadership, and overall well-being by teaching practical skills and lifestyle strategies that promote personal safety. We believe it is incredibly important to make these resources more accessible, especially for communities that may face increased risk or barriers. Since our long-term goal is to work in healthcare, supporting safety, prevention, and empowerment in our community through these workshops feels aligned with what we hope to do in the future.
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