TREY Nova Scotia | Effective October 22, 2026 

Welcome to treynovascotia.org, the official website of TREY (Trauma Recovery for Exploited Youth), a registered Canadian charity. 

By using this website, you agree to the following terms. 

Website Information 

Our website provides information about TREY’s programs, services, events and charitable activities. We make reasonable efforts to keep information accurate and current, but details may change without notice. 

Information on this website is for general educational purposes and does not replace professional medical, legal, mental health or emergency assistance. 

Donations 

Donations support TREY’s charitable mission and may be processed through secure third-party payment providers. Eligible donations receive charitable tax receipts in accordance with Canada Revenue Agency requirements. 

If you have questions about a donation or believe a payment was made in error, please contact TREY. Refund requests are considered individually in accordance with applicable charitable requirements. 

Website Content and Privacy 

Website content, photographs, survivor stories and TREY branding may not be reproduced or used without appropriate permission, except as permitted by law. 

Visitors are expected to respect the privacy and dignity of individuals whose experiences are shared. 

Personal information collected through this website is handled in accordance with TREY’s Privacy Policy. 

External Links and Website Use 

TREY is not responsible for the content or privacy practices of external websites linked from our site. 

Visitors must not misuse the website, interfere with its operation or attempt unauthorized access to information. 

TREY cannot guarantee uninterrupted website availability. Nothing in these terms limits rights or responsibilities that cannot legally be excluded. 

Contact 

Questions about these terms may be directed to: 

TREY Nova Scotia Email: info@treynovascotia.org Phone: 902-305-4080 

These terms may be updated periodically and are governed by applicable Canadian and Nova Scotia laws.