iHEAL: New app marks Canada 1st in helping women cope with partner violence
The free, secure and bilingual all, called iHEAL, provides personalized ways for woman to stay safe while addressing their basic needs.
Source: globalnews.ca
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The free, secure and bilingual all, called iHEAL, provides personalized ways for woman to stay safe while addressing their basic needs.
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