The Elizabeth Fry Society has opened Saskatchewan's first women's legal clinic in Regina, designed to support survivors of gender-based violence. This no-cost clinic offers trauma-informed legal advice and representation for women and gender-diverse individuals who cannot afford private legal services and do not qualify for legal aid. Violeta Dima, the managing lawyer, emphasized the importance of a survivor-focused approach, stating that the clinic aims to help clients navigate their legal challenges without adding to their trauma. The need for such services is substantial, as Saskatchewan has the highest rates of family and intimate partner violence in Canada. The clinic builds on previous initiatives, such as the Listen Project, which provided limited legal information to women. Plans are in place to expand the clinic's reach to other cities in Saskatchewan, contingent on securing additional funding. Interested individuals can apply for an assessment of their case through the clinic's website at efskwlc.org.