CALACS FRANCOPHONE D'OTTAWA
40 Cobourg Street
Ottawa
Ontario
K1N 8Z6
ContactOffers free and confidential services to girls and women in Ottawa who have been sexually assaulted. Intervention services: individual meetings with a counsellor, support groups, thematic workshops, accompaniment. Prevention and awareness services: workshops, training, community kiosks.
CALEDON / DUFFERIN VICTIM SERVICES
15924 Innis Lake Rd
Caledon East
Ontario
L7C 2Z1
ContactAgency Description: The Victim Crisis Assistance Ontario Program (VCAO) provides support for individuals affected by crime and tragic circumstance that is victim centered and culturally competent.
The menu of services offered by the program includes: 24/7 on scene crisis intervention; addressing immediate safety concerns; community information sessions; practical assistance; needs assessment; development of personalized service plans; safety planning; the provision of information; referrals to counseling and relevant community and government support services and follow up contact.
Immediate financial support is also available to eligible victims of specific crimes through the Victim Quick Response Program.
Information about police and court procedure as well as court monitoring and accompaniment is available through our agency.
The services may be provided in person or by telephone. If you or someone you know has been affected by crime or tragedy, we can help.
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR MEN AND FAMILIES - OTTAWA
Suite: 302
292 Montreal Road
Ottawa
Ontario
K1L 6B7
ContactCCMF-Ottawa is a hub for the health and well-being of boys, men, fathers and families. Programs include individual and couples counseling, legal information clinic, fathers' support group, men's emotional support group, group for male survivors of domestic abuse, group for male survivors of false allegations. The Centre is an open, inclusive and positive space providing counseling and therapy, peer support, legal information, mentorship and support programs for male victims of trauma and violence. It engages in services, research, outreach and public education on all aspects of men's issues.
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR MEN AND FAMILIES - ST. THOMAS/LONDON
10 Mondamin Street Unit # 117
ST. THOMAS
Ontario
N5P 2V1
ContactOffering most services without cost to you. Services include legal aid for family and related criminal issues, counseling and peer support for sexual violence, domestic violence survivors, fathering after separation or divorce. Offering evidence-based information about boys and men's health, education and violence discrimination.
CANADIAN CENTRE FOR MEN AND FAMILIES - TORONTO
26 Mansur Terrace
Toronto
Ontario
M3J 3R1
ContactServices are offered free of charge.
* Therapy & Counselling for Individuals, Couples, Families
* Men’s Peer Support Group
* Men’s Legal Assistance Clinic & Legal Resource Centre
* Fathering After Separation or Divorce - parenting program for fathers
* Support services for male victims of domestic violence and family violence, including trauma counselling and support groups
* Mindfulness Meditation
* Survivors of False Allegations - supports for those who have been falsely accused or wrongfully convicted
* Family Shelter for Men and Children - unique facility for single men as well as fathers and children, who are escaping domestic abuse and family violence.
CANADIAN FAMILIES AND CORRECTIONS NETWORK
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 35040
Kingston
Ontario
K7L 5S5
ContactCanadian Families and Corrections Network’s is headquartered in Ontario, but serves all of Canada. Our mandate is “Building stronger and safer communities by assisting families affected by criminal behaviour, incarceration and community reintegration”. CFCN’s work includes Research (e.g. Families as direct victims of crime); Consultation and Policy Development (e.g. the Victim Bill of Rights); Resources (e.gs. One Step at a Tim - Rebuilding life following crime within the family, Restorative Reintegration Kit for Offenders); Programming (e.gs. Dad HERO, Resiliency, Family Liaison Worker Project); Training and Speaking Engagements (to Correctional Service Canada, Victim Services, correctional non-profits, and the general population). All of our work contains the tenets of victim impact and restorative justice intended as an effective form of crime prevention and successful reintegration.
CANADIAN PARENTS OF MURDERED CHILDREN
ContactCPOMC is a national not-for-profit organization, dedicated to the provision of on-going, lifelong, support to parents and survivors of murder victims in Canada. CPOMC's vision is to provide support and assistance to all survivors of homicide victims across Canada, while actively working towards eliminating the immense loss to our society caused by murder, thereby creating a safer Canada. CPOMC's mission is to provide on-going emotional support and assistance to all survivors of homicide victims in the aftermath of murder, while promoting public awareness and education of all Canadians.
CANADIAN RESOURCE CENTRE FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME
Suite: #100
141 Catherine Street
Ottawa
Ontario
K2P 1C3
ContactWe assist victims and survivors of crime by helping them obtain needed services and resources; deal with post-trial agencies such as Correctional Service of Canada and the Parole Board of Canada and/or financial benefits/compensation programs; and by offering long-term emotional support. Other services include advocacy and the provision of resource materials to crime victims and service providers in Canada, including a monthly newsletter. We also run a national "Loss to Violence" support group for those who have lost a loved one to homicide.
CARREFOUR DES FEMMES DU SUD-OUEST DE L'ONTARIO (LONDON)
Suite: 200
285 King Street
London
Ontario
N6B 3M6
ContactOur mission is to provide supports and services to Francophone and French-speaking women living in Southwestern Ontario who are survivors of sexual abuse. Our services assist the women in breaking the cycle of violence and achieve their full potential. Our goal is to eliminate violence against women in all of its forms.
CARREFOUR DES FEMMES DU SUD-OUEST DE L'ONTARIO (SARNIA)
Suite: 2
1285 Michigan Avenue
Sarnia
Ontario
N7S 4M6
ContactTelephone: 1 (519) 491-6268
Our mission is to provide supports and services to Francophone and French-speaking women living in Southwestern Ontario who are survivors of sexual abuse. Our services assist the women in breaking the cycle of violence and achieve their full potential. Our goal is to eliminate violence against women in all of its forms.
CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES OF DURHAM
707 Simcoe Street South
Oshawa
Ontario
L1H 4K5
ContactProviding therapy in Durham Region since 1981, CFSD is a counseling organization which provides master's level individual, couple, family and group therapy to anyone in Durham Region (Regardless of beliefs) for a wide variety of issues, including (but not exclusively): trauma (regardless of trauma source), sexual abuse (in childhood and adulthood), domestic violence victims (both adult and children), mild to moderate mental health issues (for example, anxiety and depression), grief and loss, and general family and couple conflict. Group, individual and family therapy available for adult and child victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse victims. Variety of modalities of therapy utilized, including TB-CBT, EMDR, mindfulness/DBT, narrative and strengths based on solution focused work. Self-referral process through a walk in model of intake. Single session of therapy will occur the same week therapy is sought. Fee is on a sliding scale, based on income, number of dependents in the home and ability to pay. No one is denied service based on an inability to pay.
CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES OF HAMILTON
460 Main Street East, Unit 404
Hamilton
Ontario
L8N 1K4
ContactCatholic Family Services of Hamilton , guided by Catholic values and principles, exists so that the quality of life of all individuals and families in our diverse community may be improved and strengthened. Services are delivered regardless of faith, race, ethnicity, economic status, sexual orientation, gender, age, physical and/or intellectual ability. The agency is a multiservice agency providing counseling, case management, advocacy , community development and community education.The goal of our program is to recognize, affirm and build on the strengths of individuals, couples and families, while at the same time helping them to deal with the debilitating effects of the problems and disruptive feelings they face. The programs attempt to affirm the intrinsic value of individuals and to remove the barriers that prevent optimum social functioning.
CENTRE DE SANTÉ COMMUNAUTAIRE HAMILTON / NIAGARA
1320 Barton Street East
Hamilton
Ontario
L8H 2W1
ContactThe Community Health Centre Hamilton / Niagara is a nonprofit organisation that provides a range of medical services and programs for health promotion in the population. With an interdisciplinary team of professionals in various fields (medicine, nutrition, mental health, counselling, education and small community work) that the center deals with the health and well-being of the individual. We operate in the following areas: Primary and Community Health - Primary Health Care Services Clinics Health Promotion and Community Initiatives Counselling Mental Health Services for Adults, Children and Youth Services for victims of physical abuse, sexual and psychological Services to Children and Families Services Settlement and Adaptation to better meet customer needs, we refer them to appropriate agencies. We are available weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For immediate support to women affected by violence, please call 1-866-336-2433
CENTRE FOR TREATMENT OF SEXUAL ABUSE AND CHILDHOOD TRAUMA
Suite: 403
265 Carling Avenue
Ottawa
Ontario
K1S 2E1
ContactThe Centre for Treatment of Sexual Abuse and Childhood Trauma was established in 1991 to provide individual, family and couples therapy for individuals who have been sexually abused or otherwise traumatized or stressed by life experiences. We are an incorporated registered charity which participates in advocacy for survivors of trauma and abuse, promotes public awareness, and offers training and education. In particular, the Centre is respected and recognized by our colleagues in the mental health community. Supervision and consultation in the treatment of complex trauma and dissociative disorders are offered to mental-health professionals in addition to practicum training for graduate level university students in trauma-focused therapy. The Centre upholds strict standards where discretion and confidentiality are assured.
CENTRE NOVAS-CALACS FRANCOPHONE DE PRESCOTT-RUSSELL
25 Industriel Street
Casselman
Ontario
K0A 1M0
Mailing Address:
C.P. 410
25 Industrial Street
Casselmasn
Ontario
K0A 1M0
ContactCentre for help and fight against sexual assaults.
CENTRE PASSERELLE POUR FEMMES DU NORD DE L'ONTARIO
Mailing Address:
P.O. BOX 849
Timmins
Ontario
P4N 7G7
ContactOur organization offers French language services to women aged 16 and over, who have been impacted by all forms of intimate partner abuse and sexual violence. Our agency offers 2 main types of programs through our sexual assault center and through our women's shelter. The sexual assault center offers individual and group support, accompaniment, advocacy, crisis intervention and referral services. The women shelter offers safe emergency housing to women and their children impacted by family violence. Residential services are offered 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. We also offer Community Outreach services for individual and group counseling where the focus is placed on safety planning and prevention. Transitional Housing Support services are also offered to assist women in obtaining and maintaining secure housing in the community for herself and her children. Our community services include public education activities, workshops and prevention programs. All services are confidential and easily accessible. Women can self-refer or can be referred by others (such as professionals).
CENTRE VICTORIA POUR FEMMES (ELLIOT LAKE)
Mailing Address:
P.O. BOX 102
ELLIOT LAKE
Ontario
P5A 2J6
ContactCENTRE VICTORIA POUR FEMMES (SAULT STE-MARIE)
302-111 ELGIN STREET
SAULT STE-MARIE
Ontario
P6A 6L6
ContactCENTRE VICTORIA POUR FEMMES (SUDBURY)
Mailing Address:
P.O. BOX 308
SUDBURY
Ontario
P3E 4P2
ContactCENTRE VICTORIA POUR FEMMES (WAWA)
Mailing Address:
P.O. BOX 496
WAWA
Ontario
P0S 1K0
ContactCENTR'ELLES (CENTRE DES FEMMES FRANCOPHONES DU NORD-OUEST DE L'ONTARIO)
234 Van Norman Street
Thunder Bay
Ontario
P7A 4B8
ContactCFS OTTAWA (CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICE OTTAWA)
310 Olmstead Street
Ottawa
Ontario
K1L 7K3
ContactCFS Ottawa provides a range of services to victims of abuse (partner abuse, sexual abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse) through a variety of programs. Services available for children and adults, women and men. Services also provided to family members. Bilingual.
CHATHAM-KENT HEALTH ALLIANCE SEXUAL ASSAULT/ DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TREATMENT CENTRE
80 GRAND AVE. W.
CHATHAM
Ontario
N7M 5L9
ContactTelephone: (519) 352-6400
CHILD WITNESS CENTRE
111 Duke Street East
Kitchener
Ontario
N2H 1A4
ContactAt the Child Witness Centre, we provide support and walk with children, youth and their families who are victims or witnesses of crime through the court process. We provide them with information about their case and the judicial system, accompany them to court, and support them throughout the process. We have found that with our support, children and youth are less anxious and fearful. They feel empowered and more able to use their voice and tell their story. While we can’t control the outcome in the courtroom, we can influence a child’s emotional well-being by walking the journey with them, and providing the best support possible to child victims and witnesses. This ultimately gives them a better chance at being able to move on and live normal and healthy lives as adults. More than 500 children and youth are assisted each year in Waterloo Region, Guelph and Wellington County.
CHILD WITNESS PROJECT, LONDON FAMILY COURT CLINIC
Suite: 200
254 Pall Mall Street
London
Ontario
N6A 5P6
ContactThe Centre is a children’s mental health centre helping families involved in the criminal and family legal systems. We help when a child or teen is called to testify in court, when parents are in court contesting custody, if the sentencing decision of a youth may be aided by a mental health assessment, if a young person charged with a crime can be diverted from formal court processing because of a mental health issue, or if a young person needs counselling while living in a custody facility or therapeutic care setting. The Centre has many online resources to help people understand how children and teenagers are affected by living with domestic violence.
COCHRANE-SMOOTH ROCK FALLS VCARS
Suite: 144 B- 4TH
Cochrane
Ontario
P0L 1C0
Mailing Address:
2529
Cochrane
Ontario
P0L 1C0
ContactImmediate crisis intervention for victims of crime or tragic circumstances. Satellite office in Smooth Rock Falls : 705-338-2188
105 2nd avenue in SR Falls
COLLABORATIVE JUSTICE PROGRAM: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE OTTAWA
C/O Crown Attorney's Office 161 Elgin Street
Ottawa
Ontario
K2P 2K1
ContactCollaborative Justice Program (CJP) is a restorative justice program that accepts youth and adult cases, by offering individual support to those affected by crime as the criminal just system unfolds. The program provides opportunities for all parties, if they desire, to work together on healing and resolution. CJP will facilitate a process where victim and offender can communicate directly or indirectly. The process only proceeds when both parties choose to participate.
COMMUNITY COUNSELLING CENTRE OF NIPISSING
361 MCINTYRE ST E
NORTH BAY
Ontario
P1B 1C9
ContactCOMMUNITY INFORMATION CENTRE OF OTTAWA - 211 EASTERN REGION
Mailing Address:
41146
1910 St-Laurent Boulevard
Ottawa
Ontario
K1G 1A4
ContactInformation and referral centre. The 211 Service connects individuals to a full range of social, government and health resources. For example: emotional health, financial issues, family recreation programs, coping with disabilities, stress and bereavement, employment skills, citizenship, parenting and child care, support for seniors, sexuality and more.
CORNWALL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ASSAULT AND SEXUAL ABUSE PROGRAM
840 McConnell Avenue
Cornwall
Ontario
K6H 5S5
ContactEmergency healthcare, counselling and resources for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and abuse.
CORNWALL COMMUNITY POLICE SERVICE VICTIM SERVICE UNIT
340 Pitt Street
Cornwall
Ontario
K6H 5T7
Mailing Address:
PO Box 875
Cornwall
Ontario
K6H 5T7
ContactPolice-based victim services unit. Assisting victims of crime and tragic circumstances with information, referrals and emotional support.
COUNSELLING AND MEDIATION SERVICES
503 Maple Street
Collingwood
Ontario
L9Y 2S6
ContactProviding counseling and mediation services to individuals, couples and families with over 25 years of experience. Self or professional referrals accepted.
COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT SERVICES OF STORMONT, DUNDAS & GLENGARRY
26 Montreal Road
Cornwall
Ontario
K6H 1B1
ContactWe are a multi-service agency that provides professional counselling and education services to women and children that have experienced domestic violence. We also provide a Partner Assault Response Program.
CRISIS INTERVENTION / VICTIM SUPPORT UNIT - LONDON POLICE SERVICE
601 Dundas Street
London
Ontario
N6B 1X1
Mailing Address:
PO Box 3415
London
N6A 4K9
ContactTelephone: (519) 661-5636
Fax: (519) 661-1514
Email: CIVSU@londonpolice.ca
Professional staff available 24 hours/day, 7 days/week. Crisis intervention to victims of crime and tragic events. Treatment provided within the following modalities - general assessment, addictions assessment and referrals, EMDR, brief solution focused therapeutic intervention, critical incident stress management. Intervention available for individuals, families and groups.
SACHA - SEXUAL ASSAULT CENTRE (HAMILTON & AREA)
Suite: 3RD FLOOR
75 MacNab Street South
Hamilton
Ontario
L8P 3C1
ContactSACHA is a feminist, non-profit, community-based organization that provides supports to people who have experienced sexualized violence at any point in their lives. We work to end violence and oppression through education, advocacy, outreach, coalition building, community partnerships, and activism.
SAFEPET ONTARIO
Suite: 205
420 Bronte Road South
Milton
Ontario
L9T 0H9
ContactMany survivors of intimate partner violence won’t leave their abuser if they can’t take their pet(s) with them to safety. SafePet Ontario removes a significant barrier for those fleeing abuse by caring for their pet(s) until the survivor is stabilized and safe. For survivors who are unable to find a trusted family member, friend or co-worker to care for their pet(s), SafePet Ontario can save lives. SafePet Ontario coordinates foster care for pets of individuals fleeing domestic violence. We offer long- or short-term fostering options for the duration of a survivor’s transition to safety. Once they’re ready, we reunite owners with their pets so they can move into a better future together.
SAKEENAH HOMES
Suite: B4
5659 McAdam Road
Mississauga
Ontario
L4Z 1N9
ContactProviding transitional shelters, remote casework and holistic services to residents and remote clients * homes are confidential with on-site staff and are located close to schools and public transit. The shelters are prepared for Women and children only and boys under the age of puberty. Case work available for all individuals.
SAVIS OF HALTON
Suite: 227
1515 Rebecca Streeet
Oakville
Ontario
L6L 5G8
ContactThe Sexual Assault & Violence Intervention Services of Halton (SAVIS) is a non-profit agency that provides counselling and support to all survivors of violence, including survivors of childhood abuse. We offer one-on-one, online and telephone counselling services for women, men and transgender people, ages 14+.
SCARBOROUGH REGIONAL SEXUAL ASSAULT / DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CARE CENTRE
3030 Birchmount Road
Scarborough
Ontario
M1W 3W3
ContactThe Mandate of the Sexual Assault / Domestic Violence Care Centre is to provide emergency care to women, men and children who present to a hospital emergency department within 72 hours of being sexually assaulted or who are victims/survivors of intimate partner abuse. The Centre is mandated to work collaboratively with community agencies to provide a continuum of care accessible to survivors, recognizing that the effects of sexual and domestic violence are complex and cannot be met by any one agency. In addition to the emergency care, the Centre provides follow-up service for clients, which includes medical care and counselling. Education and outreach are important components of the Centre. While service provision is the primary focus, staff use every opportunity to educate the community and other professionals about our services and issues related to violence against women.
SEXUAL ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAM OF WATERLOO REGION
49 QUEEN STREET NORTH
KITCHENER
Ontario
N2H 2G9
ContactSEXUAL ASSAULT & PARTNER ABUSE CARE CENTRE - GREY BRUCE HEALTH SERVICES
1800 8th Street East
Owen Sound
Ontario
N4K 6M9
Mailing Address:
PO.BOX 1400
Owen Sound
Ontario
N4K 6M9
Contact24/7 care by specially educated nurses, for victims of sexual assault or partner abuse, both male and female of all ages. You will be offered choices regarding medical care, medications, pregnancy prevention, collection of evidence (will freeze evidence if unsure about talking to police). Counselling is available for anyone aged 12 or older for sexual abuse, assault, partner abuse; recent or historical. Phone: (519) 376-2121 Ext. 2458
SEXUAL ASSAULT CARE AND COUNSELLING CENTRE
2236 HURONTARIO ST
MISSISSAUGA
Ontario
L5B 1B8
ContactTelephone: (905) 848-7493
SEXUAL ASSAULT CARE CENTRE, SAULT AREA HOSPITAL
915 Queen Street East
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
P6A 2B6
ContactEmergency medical services for victims of sexual assault, sexual abuse and domestic violence. Options include medical care and treatment of injuries, documentation of injuries, safety planning and referral. Counselling for victims of sexual abuse and sexual assault. Police involvement is an individual choice.
SEXUAL ASSAULT CENTRE FOR QUINTE AND DISTRICT
Mailing Address:
PO.BOX 22010
BELLEVILLE
Ontario
K8N 5V7
ContactTelephone: (613) 967-6300
Fax: (613) 967-6527
SEXUAL ASSAULT CENTRE KINGSTON
Mailing Address:
PO.BOX 1461
KINGSTON
Ontario
K7L 5C7
ContactSEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS CENTRE OF ESSEX COUNTY
1770 Langlois Ave
WINDSOR
Ontario
N8X 4M5
ContactSEXUAL ASSAULT PROGRAM- WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE CENTRE
69 GEORGE ST
PETERBOROUGH
Ontario
K9J 3G2
ContactSEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT CENTRE OF OTTAWA (SASC)
Mailing Address:
PO.BOX 4441
STATION
OTTAWA
Ontario
K1S 5B4
ContactSEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT CENTRE OF WATERLOO REGION
Suite: 201
151 Frederick Street
Kitchener
Ontario
N2H 2M2
ContactThe Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region offers individual and group counseling for survivors of sexual violence (16 years of age and older). They also offer support to families and friends of survivors (i.e., partners or parents). They offer advocacy, accompaniments, and referrals. Their 24 Hour Support line is for anyone who has experienced sexual assault and their supporters. All services are free and confidential.
SEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR WOMEN OF STORMONT, DUNDAS, GLENGARRY & AKWESASNE
Mailing Address:
PO.BOX 1192
CORNWALL
Ontario
K6H 5V3
ContactSASS for Women is a non-profit organisation that offers services to women ages 16 and over who are victims/survivors of sexual assault. SASS has existed since 1994.
SEXUAL ASSAULT SURVIVORS' CENTRE SARNIA-LAMBTON
Suite: 11
420 East St. N.
Sarnia
Ontario
N7T 6Y5
ContactHelping survivors of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse 16 years of age and older. Services include 24 hour crisis line, individual and group counselling, accompaniment, information and referral, advocacy rural and native outreach and public education.
SEXUAL ASSAULT TREATMENT CENTRE - WINDSOR REGIONAL HOSPITAL
1995 Lens Avenue
Windsor
Ontario
N8W 1L9
ContactSA/DV Treatment Center provides medical assessment, collection of medico-legal (forensic) evidence. Prophylactics for pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. Documentation of all injuries such as bruises and lacerations. Referrals to appropriate community agencies. Follow-up care. Community education is also provided. SAFEKIDS is a program which provides medical evaluation for sexually victimized children under the age of 13. The Domestic Violence Program provides medical treatment. and photographic documentation of injuries, referral to appropriate community agencies, and follow-up services.
SEXUAL ASSAULT TREATMENT PROGRAM - NIAGARA
142 Queenston Street
St. Catherine's
Ontario
L2R 7C6
ContactThe Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Treatment Program - Niagara (SA/DVTP), located at the St. Catharine’s General Site of the Niagara Health System provides services to the populace of the Niagara Region. Survivors of sexual assault, child sexual abuse/assault, and intimate partner abuse may access this confidential program via any Emergency Department. Treatment may be provided within 72 hours of the violent episode. Individualized care is provided by a specialized team of nurses and physicians 24 hours per day. Clients are offered options such as: police involvement, medications to prevent possible pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections including HIV, and evidence collection with photo-documentation of injuries. Dedicated SA/DVTP social workers provide counselling for survivors within 2 years of an assault
SEXUAL ASSAULT/DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CARE CENTRE - HAMILTON HEALTH SCIENCES
Suite: ROOM 4B24
1200 Main Street West
Hamilton
Ontario
L8N 3Z5
ContactWe provide emergency medical care and forensic evidence collection to people who have been sexually assaulted or women who have experienced domestic violence. We provide medical and counselling follow-up services as well. Phone: (905) 521-2100, Ext. 73557
SEXUAL ASSAULT/DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CARE CENTRE- MCMASTER UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTRE
1200 MAIN ST W
HAMILTON
Ontario
L8N 3Z5
ContactTelephone: (905) 521-2100
Fax: (905) 521-5071
SEXUAL ASSAULT/PARTNER ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAM - LAKE OF WOODS HOSPITAL
21 SYLVAN ST W
KENORA
Ontario
P9N 3W7
ContactSHEATRE EDUCATIONAL ALTERNATIVE THEATRE
170069 Centre Rd.
Kemble
Ontario
N0H 1S0
Mailing Address:
Kemble
Ontario
N0H 1S0
ContactSheatre is an award-winning, multi-disciplinary, community arts organization. Sheatre believes in the power of theatre and the arts to change lives and help build a compassionate and healthy society. We originate interactive dramas, music, multi-disciplinary workshops and events by, for and about communities. Artists and community members work collaboratively to explore issues or to create presentations for peer audiences as a means of striking up crucial conversations about difficult subjects. We tour educational productions to schools and public venues, have an interactive online film, and an audio CD that augment community initiatives.
''Far From the Heart / Loin du Coeur'' is a dating violence prevention program to engage and educate youth on the sensitive subjects of sexual assault and safe relationships using the arts, educational strategies and community expertise. A 90-minute long interactive drama is at the core of this award-wining program. Students (grade 7 - 12) actively change the plot in this Rehearsal for Reality, ''You decide her fate. Prevent the Violence.'' Audience members role-play solutions to dramatized problems. The play is supported by a comprehensive educational package that uses interactive discussions, popular education and arts activities facilitated by teachers, community partners, youth and artists. The program prepares students in advance of the play, and then integrates and uses this knowledge periodically over the course of several months. ''Far From the Heart / Loin du Coeur'' is touring in the fall. Please inquire for other opportunities. Disponible en français. See www.farfromtheheart.com for more information and to access the online interactive film adaptation and resources.
''Be Our Ally'' an inter-arts project developed with youth, teaches about homophobic bullying, how homophobia hurts everyone, and how we can all take action to prevent victimization and create a social willingness to change. Educational program compon
SIOUX LOOKOUT ASSAULT CARE AND TREATMENT PROGRAM
60 1/2 Front Street
Sioux Lookout
Ontario
P8T 1B4
Mailing Address:
PO Box 909
Sioux Lookout
Ontario
P8T 1B4
ContactThe Sioux Lookout Assault Care and Treatment Program offers an acute nursing service which provides care and treatment options through the Meno ya win emergency department. Services are provided to survivors of sexual assault and/or intimate partner violence. The Support and Prevention Services social worker provides prevention programs to local schools as well as responds to children who have recently been sexually assaulted or have witnessed intimate partner violence. This program offers support to parents and caregivers as well as short term counselling to children who have experienced trauma.
SIX NATIONS INDIGENOUS VICTIM SERVICE
1721 Chiefswood Road
OHSWEKEN
Ontario
N0A 1M0
ContactTelephone: 1 (226) 227-2192 Ext.: 3286
Fax: 1 (519) 445-0552
TollFree: 1 (866) 964-5920
Email: ivss@sixnations.ca
Located at the Six Nations Justice Department, Indigenous Victim Services provides assistance to indirect and direct victims of crime or tragedy who identify as Indigenous. Services include referrals to outside agencies, court advocacy, trauma counselling, financial assistance, safety planning, court preparation and education. No referral necessary.
SUDBURY AND AREA VICTIM SERVICES (SAVS)
190 Brady Street
SUDBURY
Ontario
P3E 1C7
ContactOur Vision Statement
Our vision is to help victims of crime and tragic circumstances restore and enhance their quality of life while working to prevent further victimization in the community we serve. We pride ourselves on playing an integral role in connecting a caring community.
Our Mission Statement
Sudbury & Area Victim Services provides immediate crisis response, intervention, and prevention services which are responsive to the needs of individuals, families and communities affected by crime and tragic circumstances.
Sudbury & Area Victim Services is a community based non-profit organization providing free and confidential assistance to victims of crime and sudden tragedy.
We are a non-government agency working in partnership with police, fire, EMS and other community agencies. Our partnerships are built around ensuring that victims have access to the most appropriate services.
Together, Sudbury & Area Victim Services staff and crisis responders make up a dedicated team of people committed to assisting the Greater City of Sudbury and its surrounding communities with dignity, respect, excellence, and partnership.
SUDBURY COUNSELLING CENTRE
260 Cedar Street
Sudbury
Ontario
P3B 1M7
ContactThe Sudbury Counselling Centre is a non-profit community based agency that offers professional counselling and support services to children, teenagers, adults, couples and families. The Centre also provides employers with education and consulting services for their employees.
SUNRISE PROGRAM
100 Rolling Hills Drive (Headwaters Health Care Centre)
Orangeville
Ontario
L9W 4X9
ContactTelephone: (519) 941-2410
Fax: (519) 942-0483
Acute care hospital with SA/DV on call program for both male and female victims of violence. Work in collaboration with community partners for counselling and safe housing, Family Transition Place for women and Dufferin Child and Family Services for children.
SUNSET AREA VICTIM CRISIS ASSISTANCE AND REFERRAL SERVICE
136 Main Street South
Kenora
Ontario
P9N 1S9
ContactTelephone: (807) 467-2815
Fax: (807) 467-8354
Email: ksavcars@kmts.ca
Partners with Emergency Services by providing immediate emotional and practical support to victims of crime and other tragic circumstances and referral services 24 hours a day, seven days a week
SUPERIOR NORTH VICTIM SERVICES
Suite: #11
2 Ontario Street
Marathon
Ontario
P0T 2E0
Mailing Address:
PO Box 1165
Marathon
Ontario
P0T 2E0
ContactTelephone: (807) 229-8877
Fax: (807) 229-8894
Email: info@snvs.cs
Superior North Victim Services is a non-profit charitable agency that works with other emergency services to provide 24 hour emotional support and practical assistance to victims of crime and tragic circumstances in the communities of Marathon, Manitouwadge and Ojibways of the Pic River Nation.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - BELLEVILLE
15 Bridge Street West, 3rd Floor
Belleville
Ontario
K8P 0C7
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - BRANTFORD / HALDIMAND / NORFOLK
80 Wellington Street
Brantford
Ontario
N3T 2L9
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - BROCKVILLE
41 Court House Square
Brockville
Ontario
K6V 7N3
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - CAYUGA (HALDIMAND)
10 Echo Street West
Cayuga
Ontario
N0A 1E0
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - CHATHAM
Suite: 325
425 Grand Avenue West
Chatham
Ontario
N7M 6M9
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - COBOURG
860 William Street
Cobourg
Ontario
K9A 3A9
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - CORNWALL
Suite: 216
218 Pitt Street
Cornwall
Ontario
K6J 3P8
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - COURT OF APPEAL FOR ONTARIO
720 Bay Street, 10th Floor
Toronto
Ontario
M7A 2S9
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - DRYDEN
479 Government Street
Dryden
Ontario
P8N 3K9
Mailing Address:
8
Dryden
Ontario
P8N 3K9
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - DURHAM
Suite: 3RD FLOOR
150 Bond Street
Oshawa
Ontario
L1G 0A2
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - ELLIOT LAKE
Suite: 304
31 Nova Scotia Walk
Elliot Lake
Ontario
P5A 1Y9
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - ETOBICOKE / METRO WEST
Suite: 302
2201 Finch Avenue, 3rd Floor
Toronto
Ontario
M9M 2Y9
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - FORT FRANCES
283 Church Street
Fort Frances
Ontario
P9A 3M8
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - GODERICH
1 Courthouse Square
Goderich
Ontario
N7A 1M2
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - GORE BAY
Suite: 2
35 Meredith Street
Gore Bay
Ontario
P0P 1H0
Mailing Address:
509
Gore Bay
Ontario
P0P 1H0
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - GREENSTONE
208 Beamish Avenue
Geraldton
Ontario
P0T 1M0
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - HAILEYBURY
393 Main Street
Haileybury
Ontario
P0J 1K0
Mailing Address:
907
Haileybury
Ontario
P0J 1K0
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - HAMILTON
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - HEAD OFFICE
18 King Street E
Toronto
Ontario
M5C 1C4
ContactVICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - HEAD OFFICE
18 King Street E
Toronto
Ontario
M5C 1C4
ContactVICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - HEAD OFFICE
18 King Street E
Toronto
Ontario
M5C 1C4
ContactVICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - HEAD OFFICE
18 King Street E
Toronto
Ontario
M5C 1C4
ContactVICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - KAPUSKASING
Suite: 65
25 Brunetville Road
Kapuskasing
Ontario
P5N 2E9
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - KENORA
Suite: ROOM 261
216 Water Street- Kenora Courthouse
Kenora
Ontario
P9N 1S4
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - KINGSTON
Suite: UNIT 101 S
308 Wellington Street
Kingston
Ontario
K7K 7A8
ContactVICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - LINDSAY
440 Kent Street West
Lindsay
Ontario
K9V 6H3
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - LONDON
Suite: B
80 Dundas Street
London
Ontario
N6A 6A2
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - L'ORIGNAL
1015 King Street
L'Orignal
Quebec
K0B 1K0
Mailing Address:
300
L'Orignal
Quebec
K0B 1K0
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - MILTON
Suite: 235
491 steeleves Avenue East
Milton
Ontario
L9T 1Y7
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - MUSKOKA
Suite: 10
29 Manitoba Street, 2nd Floor
Bracebridge
Ontario
P1L 1S4
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - NAPANEE
41 Dundas St. W., Lower Level
Napanee
Ontario
K7R 1Z5
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - NIAGARA
Suite: 1020
59 Church Street
St. Catharines
Ontario
L2R 7N8
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - NORTH BAY
360 Plouffe Street, 3rd Floor
North Bay
Ontario
P1B 9L5
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - NORTH YORK
1000 Finch Avenue West
North York
Ontario
M3J 2V5
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - ONTARIO REVIEW BOARD
700 Bay Street, 3rd Floor
Toronto
Ontario
M5G 1Z6
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - ORANGEVILLE
51 Zina Street
Orangeville
Ontario
L9W 1E5
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - OTTAWA
161 Elgin Street, 4th Floor
Ottawa
Ontario
K2P 2K1
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - OWEN SOUND
Suite: 611
9th Avenue West
Owen Sound
Ontario
N4K 6Z4
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - PARRY SOUND
82 James Street, Main Floor
Parry Sound
Ontario
P2A 1T9
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - PEEL
7765 Hurontario Street, 2nd floor
Brampton
Ontario
L6W 4S8
Mailing Address:
110
7755 Hurontario Street
Brampton
L6W 4T6
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - PEMBROKE
Suite: 0611
297 Pembroke Street East
Pembroke
Ontario
K8A 3K2
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - PERTH
43 Drummond Street East
Perth
Ontario
K7H 1G1
Mailing Address:
1400
Perth
Ontario
K7H 1G1
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - PETERBOROUGH & TRI-COUNTIES
Suite: 205
311 George Street North
Peterborough
Ontario
K9J 3H3
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - PICTON
172 Main Street, 2nd Floor
Picton
Ontario
K0K 2T0
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - SARNIA
Suite: B101
700 North Christina Street
Sarnia
Ontario
N7V 3C2
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - SAULT STE MARIE
Suite: 204
123 March Street
Sault Ste Marie
Ontario
P6A 2Z5
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - SCARBOROUGH
1911 Eglington Avenue East
Scarborough
Ontario
M1L 2L8
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - SIMCOE
75 Mulcaster St., 5th Floor
Barrie
Ontario
L4M 3P2
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - SIMCOE (NORFOLK)
50 Frederick Street, Hobson VC Drive
Simcoe
Ontario
N3Y 4N4
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - SPECIAL PROSECUTIONS MOBILE TEAM
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - ST THOMAS
4 Wellington Street
St. Thomas
Ontario
N5R 2P2
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - STRATFORD
5 Huron Street
Stratford
Ontario
N5A 5S4
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - SUDBURY
Suite: 206
144 Pine Street
Sudbury
Ontario
P3C 1X3
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - THUNDER BAY
Suite: 5200
125 North Brodie Street
Thunder Bay
Ontario
P7C 0A3
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - TIMMINS
Suite: 129
38 Pine Street, 2nd Floor
Timmins
Ontario
P4N 6K6
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - TORONTO (COLLEGE PARK)
Suite: 281
444 Yonge Street
Toronto
Ontario
M5B 2H4
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - TORONTO (OLD CITY HALL)
Suite: 2720
401 Bay Street
Toronto
Ontario
M5H 2Y4
Mailing Address:
156
Toronto
Ontario
M5H 2Y4
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - TORONTO COURT OF APPEAL
720 Bay Street, 9th Floor
Toronto
Ontario
M7A 2S9
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - TORONTO SUPERIOR COURT
Suite: 514
361 University Avenue
Toronto
Ontario
M5G 1Y1
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - TORONTO YOUTH COURT
Suite: 145
311 Jarvis
Toronto
Ontario
M5B 2C4
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - WALKERTON
215 Cayley Street, 2nd Floor
Walkerton
Ontario
N0G 2V0
Mailing Address:
1529
Walkerton
Ontario
N0G 2V0
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - WATERLOO
89 Frederick Street, 3rd Floor
Kitchener
Ontario
N2H 0A7
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - WELLAND
102 East Main Street
Welland
Ontario
L3B 3W6
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - WELLINGTON / DUFFERIN
36 Wyndham Street South
Guelph
Ontario
N1H 7J5
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - WINDSOR
Suite: E.L.5
200 Chatham Street
Windsor
Ontario
N9A 2W3
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - WOODSTOCK
415 Hunter Street
Woodstock
Ontario
N4S 4G6
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM / WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - YORK
50 Eagle Street
Newmarket
Ontario
L3Y 6B1
ContactThe Victim/Witness Assistance Program (V/WAP) is a court-based government service that provides comprehensive support services to victims and witnesses of violent crime in order to enhance their understanding of, and participation in, the criminal court process. V/WAP services are provided on a priority basis to the most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crime, such as victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking, hate crimes and families of homicide victims. Services begin once the police have laid charges and continue until the court case has ended. V/WAP offers a range of support services to vulnerable victims and witnesses of crime. Some examples of these services include: Emotional support Information about the criminal justice process and case-specific information (e.g. court dates, bail conditions). Court preparation and orientation information. Assessment of client needs and referrals to community agencies. Discussions with clients about their personal safety issues and referrals for comprehensive safety planning. Information about Victim Impact Statements, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and other support services available to victims of crime (e.g., Victim Support Line, Parole Board of Canada). Communication with Crown Attorneys and Police regarding the victim’s needs and input.
VICTIM ASSISTANCE SERVICES OF OXFORD COUNTY
615 Dundas Street
Woodstock
Ontario
N4S 1E1
ContactProvide short term crisis support 24/7, 365 days a year for the County of Oxford. Emotional support, practical assistance, information and referrals, telephone follow-up subsequent to police involvement, court support, community supports, education, safety planning and the Victim Quick Response Program.
VICTIM CRISIS ASSISTANCE AND REFERRAL SERVICE OF VICTORIA COUNTY
Mailing Address:
PO BOX 94
2820 COUNTY RD
COBOCONK
Ontario
K0M 1K0
ContactTelephone: (705) 454-1884
Fax: (705) 454-9458
VICTIM QUICK RESPONSE PROGRAM + (VQRP+)
18 King St. East, 7th Floor
Toronto
Ontario
M5C 1C4
ContactThe Victim Quick Response Program + (VQRP+) provides short-term financial support toward essential expenses for victims, their immediate family members and witnesses in the immediate aftermath of a violent crime to help reduce the impact of the crime, enhance safety and meet immediate practical needs.
VICTIM QUICK RESPONSE PROGRAM + (VQRP+)
18 King St. East, 7th Floor
Toronto
Ontario
M5C 1C4
ContactThe Victim Quick Response Program + (VQRP+) provides short-term financial support toward essential expenses for victims, their immediate family members and witnesses in the immediate aftermath of a violent crime to help reduce the impact of the crime, enhance safety and meet immediate practical needs.
VICTIM QUICK RESPONSE PROGRAM + (VQRP+)
18 King St. East, 7th Floor
Toronto
Ontario
M5C 1C4
ContactThe Victim Quick Response Program + (VQRP+) provides short-term financial support toward essential expenses for victims, their immediate family members and witnesses in the immediate aftermath of a violent crime to help reduce the impact of the crime, enhance safety and meet immediate practical needs.
VICTIM QUICK RESPONSE PROGRAM + (VQRP+)
18 King St. East, 7th Floor
Toronto
Ontario
M5C 1C4
ContactThe Victim Quick Response Program + (VQRP+) provides short-term financial support toward essential expenses for victims, their immediate family members and witnesses in the immediate aftermath of a violent crime to help reduce the impact of the crime, enhance safety and meet immediate practical needs.
VICTIM SERVICES ELGIN
45 Caso Crossing
St. Thomas
Ontario
N5R 0G7
ContactAssisting Victims of Crime and tragic circumstances in the immediate aftermath of an occurrence. Victims may contact us directly or be referred by emergency services.
VICTIM SERVICES HASTINGS, PRINCE EDWARD, LENNOX & ADDINGTON COUNTIES
250 Sidney Street
Belleville
Ontario
K8P 3Z3
ContactNon-profit, Charity organization providing on-scene immediate crisis intervention programs that assist victims of crime and tragic circumstances. Free confidential services.
VICTIM SERVICES NIAGARA
5700 Valley Way
Niagara Falls
Ontario
L2E 1X8
ContactVictim Services Niagara is a community-based service that assists Emergency Services - police, fire, emergency medical services and emergency departments - 24/7 - in providing on-scene emotional support, practical assistance and information on resources to victims of crime and/or tragedy. Other vital services provided through VSN are: Victim Quick Response Program+- application process for emergency financial assistance to victims of violent crime; MTERS Mobile Tracking Emergency Response System; VSN 24hr line 905-682-2626.
VICTIM SERVICES OF ALGOMA
580 Second Line E
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
P6B 4K1
ContactCrisis intervention and assistance to victims of crime and tragic circumstance at the request of attending police officers. Self referral available for in office support during office hours.
VICTIM SERVICES OF BRANT
Mailing Address:
PO.BOX 1116
344 ELGIN ST
BRANTFORD
Ontario
N3T 5T3
ContactVictim Services of Brant is a non-profit, community based agency which assists police, fire and other emergency services in providing emotional and practical assistance to victims of crime, tragic circumstances and disaster. Victim Services of Brant is available 24 hours a day/7 days a week. The service is free and confidential.
VICTIM SERVICES OF BRUCE GREY PERTH
611 9th Avenue East
Owen Sound
Ontario
N4K 6Z4
ContactVictim Services of Bruce Grey Perth offers emotional support and practical assistance to those affected by crime or tragic circumstance. Service is free, confidential, and available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A team of trained volunteer responders will provide support and information either on scene or over the phone.
VICTIM SERVICES OF DURHAM REGION
Suite: BOX 911
605 Rossland Rd. E
WHITBY
Ontario
L1N 0B8
ContactVictim Services provides immediate crisis response, intervention and prevention services which are responsive to the needs of individuals, families and communities affected by crime and sudden tragedies. Victim Services provides victims of any crime or tragedy with free and confidential supportive services aimed at early intervention. We provide police-referred, immediate (on-site or over the phone) and/or follow-up crisis intervention 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
While each person's reaction to trauma is highly individual, people who have been victims of a crime or tragedy often share a sense of having lost control over their lives. In the initial stages of any crisis, most people want to speak to someone who will understand their immediate need for information pertaining to: personal safety and options available to them. Our intervention ensures the victim is safe, emotionally stabilized and connected to the appropriate support services. Referrals to community agencies that offer on-going support are also provided.
Victim Crisis Responders are on-call 24/7 to respond to police requests for Victim Assistance. Victim Services works in partnership with the Durham Regional Police Services and Ontario Provincial Police.
VICTIM SERVICES OF HALDIMAND-NORFOLK
72 Hwy #54
Cayuga
Ontario
N0H 1E0
Mailing Address:
PO Box 820
72 Hwy #54
Cayuga
Ontario
N0A 1E0
ContactVictim Services is an inclusive service that supports a diverse range of victims and their families. Professional crisis workers are available around the clock to provide on-scene assistance, at the request of police, assistance by phone or by office appointment. Clients will have an advocacy team that will provide such services as: emotional support, information about the justice system, safety planning, education/information, victim impact statements, court support, crime prevention strategies and referrals for each specific set of challenges.
VICTIM SERVICES OF HURON COUNTY, HURON OPP
Mailing Address:
BOX 500
GODERICH
Ontario
N7A 4C7
ContactVICTIM SERVICES OF KINGSTON AND FRONTENAC
c/o Kingston Police, 705 Division Street
Kingston
Ontario
K7K 4C2
ContactVictim Services of Kingston and Frontenac is a confidential, community-based program that provides on scene emotional support, practical assistance and referrals to all victims, witnesses and surviving family members of crime and tragic circumstances. Service is available on scene at the request of the Police, Fire, Paramedics and Campus Security in Kingston and Frontenac County. Support can be provided over the telephone for those who do not have Emergency Service Personnel Present. Clients are provided with long term referral for extended support if necessary. This program is funded by the Provincial Ministry of the Attorney General.
VICTIM SERVICES OF LEEDS & GRENVILLE
4109 County Rd 29
Brockville
K6V 5T2
Mailing Address:
Box 1268
Brockville
Ontario
K6V 5W2
ContactIn partnership with police, fire, paramedic services and children's aid, Victim Services of Leeds & Grenville is a community response program that provides immediate, confidential, short-term crisis intervention services, practical assistance and program and community referrals for all persons affected by crime, tragedy and / or disaster, 24 hours a day - 7 days a week.
VICTIM SERVICES OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY
Suite: UNIT 2
85 Zimmerman Street South
Strathroy
Ontario
N7G 0A3
ContactVictim Services of Middlesex County is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to supporting victims of crime and/or tragic circumstances. Victim Services of Middlesex County provides responsive, accessible and accountable programs and services. Victim Services of Middlesex County’s focus is on restoring and enhancing victim’s quality of life and preventing re-victimization. Victim Services of Middlesex County offers: 1) Immediate on-site support and crisis intervention 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 2) Assessment of victim’s needs and linkages to agencies and resources in the victim’s local community. 3) Advocacy and violence prevention. 4) Safe services and outreach. Victim Services of Middlesex County is funded by the Ministry of the Attorney General and through private donations. Referrals are made primarily through Strathroy-Caradoc Police Services and Ontario Provincial Police.
VICTIM SERVICES OF NIPISSING DISTRICT
135 Princess Street W
North Bay
Ontario
P1B 8K6
Mailing Address:
1532
North Bay
Ontario
P1B 8K6
ContactVictim Services of Nipissing District provides a variety of services to assist victims of crime and tragic circumstances in partnership with police, emergency services and other community based agencies. Our services are confidential, free of charge and available in French and English. Please contact the agency for more information on all programs/services and eligibility requirements.
VICTIM SERVICES OF PEEL
Mailing Address:
7750 Hurontario Street
Brampton
Ontario
L6V 3W6
ContactVictim Services of Peel is a charitable, not-for-profit organization that provides support for individuals affected by crime and tragic circumstance that is victim-centred and culturally competent. We serve the communities of Brampton and Mississauga and operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to provide crisis intervention, emotional support, practical assistance, information and referrals to individuals. We work in close partnership with Peel Regional Police and also in collaboration with human and social sector service agencies to help clients identify their needs and concerns, and develop strategies to address them.
VICTIM SERVICES OF RENFREW COUNTY
1766 Barr Line, RR#1
Douglas
Ontario
K0J 1S0
ContactVSRC is a non-profit, volunteer bases organization which assists police and fire services in providing 24/4/365 emotional and practical assistance to people who have experiences a crime, tragic life event or community disaster. Victim Services of Renfrew County believes every victim has the right to heal from a crime or tragic circumstance. Our programs create opportunities, foster hope and build safer and healthier communities.
VICTIM SERVICES OF SARNIA LAMBTON
555 CHRISTINA ST N
SARNIA
Ontario
N7T 7X6
ContactVICTIM SERVICES OF STORMONT, DUNDAS, GLENGARRY AND AKWESASNE
117 First Street East
Cornwall
Ontario
K6H 1K8
ContactVictim Services of SDG&A is a charitable non-profit volunteer based organization dedicated to assist police and other emergency services to meet the immediate short-term needs of victims of crime and tragic circumstances by providing: emotional support, practical assistance, information and referrals.
VICTIM SERVICES OF WATERLOO REGION
Suite: BOX 3070
200 Maple Grove Road
Cambridge
Ontario
N3H 5M1
Contact24 hour crisis intervention, safety planning, community referrals and emotional support for victims of crime and tragic circumstances. Work in partnership with all emergency service providers within the region of Waterloo and a member of the Ontario Network of Victim Service Providers, which is a provincial collaborative organization promoting consistency and clarity across the province in support of victims.
VICTIM SERVICES OF WINDSOR AND ESSEX COUNTY
1219 Hicks Road
Essex
Ontario
N8M 2Y2
Mailing Address:
910
Essex
Ontario
N8M 2Y2
ContactVictim Services of Windsor and Essex County is a non-profit charitable organization (#892738188) designed to assist the police in meeting the needs of victims of crime and other tragic circumstances. Services offered are free of charge as they are an extension of the services offered by the police and other emergency service personnel.
VICTIM SERVICES OF YORK REGION INC
16775 Yonge St, Unit 222
Newmarket
Ontario
L3Y 8J4
ContactVictim Services of York Region is a non-profit, charitable, community based organization working in partnership with York Regional Police, the Ontario Provincial Police (Aurora detachment) and York Region Fire Services to meet the short-term needs of persons victimized by crime and tragic circumstance by providing emotional support, practical assistance, and referrals to community resources for continued support. Service delivery is based on the principle of empowerment and prevention through education and advocacy. The crisis toll free number is (866) 876-5423 ext 2736.
VICTIM SERVICES WELLINGTON
15 Wyndham Street South
Guelph
Ontario
N1H 4C6
ContactVictim Services Wellington is a non profit organization which provides short term emotional and practical assistance to victims of crime and tragic circumstance.
VICTIM SUPPORT LINE
ContactVictim Support Line -- information and referrals for victims of crime to support and services that are available in your community
VICTIM SUPPORT LINE
ContactVictim Support Line -- information and referrals for victims of crime to support and services that are available in your community
VICTIM SUPPORT LINE
ContactVictim Support Line -- information and referrals for victims of crime to support and services that are available in your community
VICTIM SUPPORT LINE
ContactVictim Support Line -- information and referrals for victims of crime to support and services that are available in your community
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN SERVICES
300 TALBOT ST.
ST. THOMAS
Ontario
N5P 4E2
ContactVIOLENCE INTERVENTION AND PREVENTION PROGRAM - SUDBURY
Suite: LEVEL 1
41 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury
Ontario
P3E 1J5
ContactTelephone: (705) 675-4743
Fax: (705) 675-4781
Email: dvsat@hsnsudbury.ca
Provides medical assessment, treatment and counseling for men, women experiencing domestic violence/sexual assault. Provides medical assessment and treatment for children experiencing child maltreatment.
VOICES FOR WOMEN: SUDBURY SEXUAL ASSAULT CENTRE
Suite: 305
96 Larch Street
SUDBURY
Ontario
P3E 1C1
ContactTelephone: (705) 671-5495
Fax: (705) 674-8008
Email: VFW@hsnsudbury.ca
Voices for women is a sexual assault centre that services women 16 years or older who have experienced sexual violence.