Survivor Garden in Victoria Park

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This project is now archived. We would like to sincerely thank everyone who answered the survey. Despite the good intentions behind this initiative, the COVID-19 pandemic significantly disrupted the project’s development. Unfortunately it is now delayed indefinitely. A comprehensive review of Victoria Park is taking place in 2024-2025. For more information visit kitchener.ca 

We're building a Survivor Garden in Victoria Park and we want to hear your thoughts on what features would make this an inclusive place.

The City of Kitchener has been presented with a unique opportunity to create a garden as a tribute to and healing space for all survivors of illness, loss and/or trauma in our community, and those touched by or experiencing another’s survivor journey. Recognizing that each person’s story is different and personal, we are defining survivor in a very broad sense. This space is intended to be an inclusive place where people can connect, celebrate, find solace or reflect on their journey. Because this is a space for the community, we need your input.

We know each person’s experience is unique and for that reason, we're asking that you provide your input to help us design a space that is inclusive and that will help those in our community heal, celebrate and grow.

We also understand that your journey may continue and that there are times when you may need support and help from others. If you are in crisis, there are services in the community that can help, visit wwhealthline.ca for a full list of organizations.

We're building a Survivor Garden in Victoria Park and we want to hear your thoughts on what features would make this an inclusive place.

The City of Kitchener has been presented with a unique opportunity to create a garden as a tribute to and healing space for all survivors of illness, loss and/or trauma in our community, and those touched by or experiencing another’s survivor journey. Recognizing that each person’s story is different and personal, we are defining survivor in a very broad sense. This space is intended to be an inclusive place where people can connect, celebrate, find solace or reflect on their journey. Because this is a space for the community, we need your input.

We know each person’s experience is unique and for that reason, we're asking that you provide your input to help us design a space that is inclusive and that will help those in our community heal, celebrate and grow.

We also understand that your journey may continue and that there are times when you may need support and help from others. If you are in crisis, there are services in the community that can help, visit wwhealthline.ca for a full list of organizations.

  • CLOSED: This survey is now closed.

    This space is intended for people to connect, celebrate, find solace or reflect on their journey. Because this is a space for the community, we need your input.

    Please fill out the survey to help us build an inclusive space.


    This project is now archived. We would like to sincerely thank everyone who answered the survey. Despite the good intentions behind this initiative, the COVID-19 pandemic significantly disrupted the project’s development. Unfortunately it is now delayed indefinitely. A comprehensive review of Victoria Park is taking place in 2024-2025. For more information visit kitchener.ca 

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