Violence Against Women. Programs & Services > Violence Against Women > Resources Community and distress centres The following community agencies and supports are available for women who need support or who would like to talk to someone anonymously about their situation. Police and Ambulance Call 911 (voice or TTY) For non-emergency police matters call 416-808-2222 Assaulted Women's Helpline Hours: Monday - Sunday 24 hours Tel: 416-863-0511; TTY 416-364-8762 Website: www.awhl.org E-mail: info@awhl.org The Assaulted Women's Helpline is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Victim Services Program of Toronto Tel: 416-808-7066 The Victim Services Program of Toronto provides crisis intervention and referral program, both on the scene and by telephone. Family Service Toronto (FST) David Kelley Lesbian and Gay Community Counselling Program 355 Church Street Toronto, Ontario, M5B 1Z8 Tel: 416-595-9618 Centre for Independent Living in Toronto (CILT) Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Back to top. North York Women's Shelter. Free shelter for women and their children fleeing violence and abuse | YWCA Toronto. YWCA Women’s Shelter is for women and their children fleeing abuse. We offer a free, safe, caring home and the counselling and support women need to heal and plan for the future. A temporary place to live: furnished room for every woman and her childrenshared bathroomsnutritious meals and snacks (we support families with their health and cultural dietary needs and do not purchase pork)welcome kit upon arrival (toiletries and personal care items)secure building with closed circuit camerasYWCA staff available at all timesassistance applying for a personal needs allowanceaccess to clothing bankindoor children’s playroom and outdoor playgroundcommunity garden A place to thrive: for women and their children who are fleeing violence.
RHHA: RHHA. Toronto Distress Centre. Saint Elizabeth - Crisis Intervention. Saint Elizabeth offers three community crisis intervention programs in the Greater Toronto Area for adults and seniors experiencing a mental health crisis. Community Crisis Response Program (Etobicoke and North York) Serving residents of Etobicoke and North York, the Community Crisis Program, Metro Site, provides support to adults 16 years and older who are experiencing personal mental health challenges, concerns about family and friends, life adjustment and coping issues, issues of self-care, seniors in crisis, and suicide risk.
Services include: Crisis Response provides immediate telephone crisis intervention and support, mobile crisis visits in the home or the community, and referrals to other community services. Crisis Management provides assistance in stabilizing crisis situations, short-term intensive crisis management, and referrals for ongoing support. Hours of Operation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Contact Intake 416.498.0043 Senior Crisis Access Line (Toronto)
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