Sexual Assault Centre Kingston is a not-for-profit organization providing free, confidential, non-judgmental support for all survivors 12+ regardless of gender or identity of recent and/or historic sexual violence in Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington (KFL&A) since 1978.
CONTACT:
400 Elliott Avenue, Unit 1, Kingston
1-613-544-6424
1-877-544-6424 (toll free)
sack@sackingston.com
Listening and referral service which is managed by the Montreal Sexual Assault Centre. This is a provincial helpline open to anyone (people who have experienced sexualized violence, loved ones or practitioners).
CONTACT:
1-888-933-9000
SOS violence conjugale is a non-profit organization whose mission is to help ensure the safety of victims of intimate partner violence (IPV) and that of their children throughout Quebec, by offering free, bilingual, anonymous and confidential referral services.
CONTACT:
1-800-363-9010
sos@sosviolenceconjugale.ca
Interligne is a front-line organization that, through its listening, intervention and awareness services, contributes to the well-being of people concerned with sexual diversity and gender plurality. It is focused on supporting the LGBTQI+ community.
CONTACT:
C.P. 1006 Succursale C, Montréal
1-514-866-0103
1-888-505-1010 (toll free)
aide@interligne.co
Drugs: Help and Referral (DHR) provides support, information and referrals to anyone worried about their use of drugs, alcohol and/or medication, as well as, to their loved ones.
CONTACT:
1-514-527-2626
1-800-265-2626 (toll free)
RQCALACS is a non-profit feminist organization that works to provide a better response to women and teenage girls who have been sexually assaulted and to produce tools against sexual violence. Relying on their expertise and values, RQCALACS and their membership work together to find solutions to reduce sexual violence. Their cooperative spirit is driven by their search for common good, equality and social justice for women.
CONTACT:
1-888-933-9007 (Sexual Violence Helpline)
Working to support survivors and combat sexual assault. They also attempt to spread awareness about the struggle against sexual violence. They only offer services for cis women and the services are only offered in French.
CONTACT:
C.P 5654, Succursale Ontario, Montréal
1-514-251-0323
trevepourelles@videotron.ca
The mission of Suicide Action is to prevent suicide and its impacts. They do this through providing support for those who are suicidal. They also work on developing skills in individuals and organizations to help recognize warning signs and prevent suicide.
CONTACT:
1-866-277-3553
GAISHT is a community organization that helps people who have been subjected to sexual and physiological harassment at work. They provide support for people working at non-unionized environments in small and medium-sized businesses in Québec.
CONTACT:
2231 rue Belanger, Montréal
1-514-526-0789
info@gaihst.qc.ca
The Centre de Ressources et d’Intervention Pour Hommes Abuses Sexuellement dans leur Enfance (CRIPHASE) is a non-profit organization which helps men who experienced sexual abuse in their childhood. They provide information, support and connect people with resources.
CONTACT:
1-514-529-5567
info@criphase.org
Afrique au Feminin works with immigrant women to help them improve their conditions and facilitate integration in Québec.
CONTACT:
7000 avenue de Parc - Bureau 106-107, Montréal
1-514-272-3274
infor@afriqueaufeminin.org
Non-profit organization for victims of family violence. They offer emergency shelter and professional services to women and their children. They offer multilingual supports which are culturally adapted to meet the needs of Montreal’s major ethnocultural communities.
CONTACT:
Mount Royal Station, Mount Royal
1-514-270-2900 (Montréal)
1-450-688-2117 (Lavalle)
Stella’s primary mission is to improve the quality of life and working conditions for woman-identified sex workers, to educate the greater public on the different ways that sex work happens as well as about our lived experiences as sex workers, so that sex workers might also enjoy and benefit from the same rights to safety and security that are commonplace for other people.
CONTACT:
2056 rue Parthenais, bureau 404, Montréal
1-514-285-889
info@chestella.org
“ASTT(e)Q aims to promote the health and well-being of trans people through peer support and advocacy, education and outreach, and community empowerment and mobilization. We understand the health of trans people and our communities to be interrelated to economic and social inequalities, which have resulted in trans people experiencing disproportionate rates of poverty, un(der)employment, precarious housing, criminalization and violence. We believe in the right to self-determine our gender identity and gender expression free from coercion, violence and discrimination. We advocate for access to health care that will meet the many needs of our diverse communities, while working collectively to build supportive, healthy and resilient communities.”
CONTACT:
1300 Sanguinet, Montréal
1-514-847-0067
info@astteq.org
For over 40 years the Native Friendship Centre of Montreal Inc. (NFCM) has provided continuous quality services to the urban Indigenous population of Montreal and their families and is the only comprehensive service and referral point in the Greater Montréal Area (GMA) in relation to health, social services, legal, orientation/information, education, training, and employment referral for those migrating to or through the city including those from across Quebec, Canada, and the Americas.
CONTACT:
2001 Saint Laurent Boulevard, Montréal
1-514-499-1854
Intervention and Mutual Assistance Group for Parents of Victims of Sexual Exploitation
They provide free and confidential services to parents of minors who are under the
influence of a pimp.
1-514-277-9860 extension 2020
Provides training, prevention and intervention services to support children and adolescents who have been victims of physical and sexual violence, as well as their family and friends
CONTACT:
1-514-285-0505
Free legal consultation for victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence.
CONTACT:
1-833-732-2847
project@rebatir.ca