Ontario Resource Directory

Program line is the org's shared main line 705-524-9629 (also used for intake); no direct program line published. Sudbury Counselling Centre main record (odt-491) already listed; this is its distinct 12-session court-mandated PAR program.

Program line is the org's shared main line 705-674-4193 with a men's-program-specific extension 3224 (women's programs use ext 2225); no direct program line published. Monarch Recovery Services main record (odn-20261003-n1-02) already listed; this is its distinct 18-bed men's recovery home. Also runs a 6-week Men's Day Treatment (Mon–Fri 10am–3pm) on the same intake line.

Program line is the org's shared main line 705-267-7333; no direct program line published. Timmins Family Counselling Centre main record (odt-495), Male Survivors program (ms78-male-survivors-timmins) and Sexual Assault program (sa79-timmins-fcc-sexual-assault) already listed; this is its distinct ministry-funded 12-week PAR program with partner contact services.

Program line is the org's shared toll-free line 1-866-357-5454 with a program-specific extension 7855; no direct program line published. NorWest CHC main record (odr-387) already listed; this is its distinct government-funded Male Survivors counselling program. 1-866-887-0015 is the provincial 24/7 multilingual crisis and referral line for male survivors of sexual abuse, cited by the program.

Program-specific inquiry line 905-878-1120 ([email protected]), distinct from the org's main 905-875-3214. Hope Place Centres main record (odt-443) already listed; this is its distinct men's residential addiction program. Crisis line 1-877-825-9011 (COAST Halton) published on the org's contact page.

Program line is the org's shared intake line 705-945-5050; no direct program line published. Algoma Family Services main record (odv-135) and its male-survivors/women-IPV program records already listed; this is its distinct 12-week court-ordered PAR group. Groups serve men and women; services available in French on request.

Carleton University Sexual Assault Support Centre (CUSASC), operated by the Department of Equity and Inclusive Communities: free confidential sexual violence support for all genders (listening, resources, safety planning, reporting options, academic accommodations). 613-520-5622 is the Equity and Inclusive Communities office line published for CUSASC; CUSASC also offers a peer-support chat/text service at 613-209-1142.

Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Team within the Human Rights Office: free, neutral, confidential, trauma-informed support and counselling for people affected by sexual harassment/violence or gender-based violence (listening, safety planning, academic/workplace accommodations, complaint options under Policy 67b, liaison with Ottawa Police). 613-562-5222 is the shared Human Rights Office main line published on the team's page — not a direct team line; also reachable at [email protected] and via drop-in at the Sexual Violence Support and Resource Centre (228 Thompson).

Designated campus reporting office for sexual assault/sexual violence under Algonquin College Policy SA-16: receives reports 24/7, immediate safety concerns, personalized safety planning, connections to police/counselling/health services; anonymous reporting available; support does not require a formal report. 613-727-4723 is the shared college switchboard; ext. 5010 is published on the official SV reporting page. Distinct from the Pembroke-campus Project Lighthouse resource page (in DB as sa80b-project-lighthouse-pembroke) — this is the operational 24/7 reporting/response channel, with a dedicated sexual assault investigator position (Room A149, Ottawa campus).

Loyalist College Counselling and Health Services is the office student survivors are directed to for sexual assault/sexualized violence support, accommodations and reporting advice (per the official Procedure for Responding to Sexual Assault and Sexualized Violence). 613-969-1913 is the shared college switchboard; ext. 2374 is published on loyalistcollege.com specifically 'for support related to sexual assault and sexualized violence'. Also reachable in person at the Health and Impact Centre (2S-01) or [email protected]; after-hours crisis support via the Crisis Intervention Centre (1-888-757-7766).

For-Indigenous-by-Indigenous (Hotinohsioni Inc.) transitional housing; four facilities: Karahkwa House (men/sexually diverse, recovery focus), Ehnita House (women/sexually diverse 18-24), Ojistoh House (women/sexually diverse 25+, with/without children), Odehaot House (families). Distinct from the BNH affordable-housing org record (odi-165). Program line ext 227 (ext 232 also published) on the official Transitional Housing application package; shares org main line 519-756-2205.

Next Steps supportive/transitional housing building (44 studio suites); distinct from the oneROOF emergency shelter records (kit-oneroof, odx-206, odt-337). Shares org main line 519-742-2788 published on oneroof.org; no direct Next Steps program line published.

CIBC Rights of Passage: on-site transitional housing program (private rooms), distinct from the Covenant House Toronto shelter record (tor-covenant-house). Uses the Intake & Admission line 416-593-4849 published on covenanthousetoronto.ca; no ROP-only line published.

Housing placement + after-care program (not emergency beds); distinct from the Youth Without Shelter shelter record (tor-yws). Program-direct line 416-748-0110 ext. 27 published on the official Housing and After-Care page.

Transitions voluntary transitional housing (shared 360°kids-owned properties and single community units, up to 3 years, mentor + life-skills supports); distinct from the 360°kids org/shelter records (york-360kids, york-360kids-2, odx-93). 905-884-3070 is the org's Connections line published on 360kids.ca — shared org line; the Transitions page uses appointment booking only, no direct program line published.

Welcome 2 Waterloo: 10 supportive + 3 transitional housing units for at-risk youth at 107-109 Waterloo Ave (opened fall 2026); distinct from the Wyndham House emergency shelter record (odx-212). Shares org main line 519-822-4400 published on wyndhamhouse.org; no direct Welcome 2 Waterloo line published.

Dedicated Sexual Violence Prevention Coordinator offering confidential support, referrals, academic accommodations and reporting guidance; appointments by phone or email ([email protected]). Also reachable toll-free at 1-844-666-7872.

Wellness Centre (Room B1-240) is the named support contact in the college's Sexual Assault & Sexual Violence Policy & Protocol; assists with reporting options and connecting to police. Website and phone verified on the college's official policy page.

Opened 2014. Eight self-contained units (one fully accessible, two family units); stays up to 364 days; rent-geared-to-income. All org services free and confidential. Reached via the org's main/crisis lines — shared central line with parent records bel-three-oaks, odx-127, odv-17.

Second-stage facility known in community sources as "Robin's Hope": 18 one- and two-bedroom apartments, stays up to one year. Phone and program confirmed on the org's official site; reached via the org's main/crisis lines — shared central line with parent records kin-interval-house, odx-121.

OAITH confirms Faye Peterson House provides second-stage housing for women and children experiencing violence. Official Transitional & Housing page offers transitional support workers, housing applications and priority-housing access, safety planning and advocacy. Phone/crisis lines verified on the org's official site; shared central line with parent records tby-faye-peterson, odx-283, odn-20261010-tb-07.

Second-stage housing program with full-time dedicated support worker and counsellor (goal setting, budgeting, safety planning, transition to independent living), per United Way East Ontario. Crisis-line numbers verified on the org's official site. Reached via the org's main/crisis lines — shared central line with parent records sf-lanark-interval, lanark-interval, odx-130.

Second Stage House confirmed on the org's official site (client testimonial). Phone/address verified via northeasthealthline.ca (211-family directory). Reached via the org's main line — shared central line with parent records odr-405, sa79-tawc-sexual-assault-centre, odx-289. Shelter crisis line 1-855-827-7233.

Named "Kiosan" second-stage/transitional housing buildings; org provided transitional housing to 16 women and 16 children in the past year (official site). Phone and crisis line verified on the org's official site. Reached via the org's main lines — shared central line with parent record odt-175.

Community harm-reduction and addiction support org; listed by Ottawa Public Health as a needle and syringe program partner site. Phone 613-745-8889 published on the org's own official website.

Opioid addiction treatment clinic (methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, Kadian, Hep C screening). Same-day start, walk-ins welcome. Distinct Vanier clinic; sibling OATC Ottawa (401 Somerset) and Ottawa West (1318 Carling) sites are separate DB records.

NESI (Needle Exchange & Safer Inhalation) program: gear room, daytime outreach, and mobile van distributing safer injection/inhalation kits and naloxone. Van line 613-761-0003 published on the org's own site. NOTE: SWCHC's general org record (odx-926) and its HART Hub (ott-swchc-hart) are already separate DB records; this is the distinct needle-exchange program.

Largest withdrawal-management (detox) centre in southeastern Ontario. Short stays (avg 3-5 days), 24hr staffed, medical support Mon-Fri via nurse practitioner and addiction physician. Walk-ins welcome; call ahead to confirm bed availability.

OPH's mobile needle & syringe / harm reduction van; collect calls accepted on the van's own distinct line 613-232-3232. NOTE: the fixed-site SITE Needle and Syringe Program (179 Clarence St) shares OPH's 613-234-4641 line with the separate DB record ott-sexual-health (Ottawa Sexual Health Centre).

Low-barrier Rapid Access Addiction Medicine clinic run by CMHA Hastings Prince Edward (Addiction and Mental Health Services). Harm reduction interventions, pharmacotherapy, counselling, peer support, trauma therapist. NOTE: shares the parent org's central line 613-967-4734 and address with existing DB record odn-20261003-ec2-01 (Addiction and Mental Health Services - Hastings Prince Edward); this record is the distinct RAAM clinic program at Suite 101.

17-session group (men only) helping fathers improve relationships with their children by ending controlling, abusive and neglectful behaviours; facilitated in partnership with Dufferin Child & Family Services. Current session Tuesdays 7-9 p.m., Oct 28, 2025-Mar 3, 2026. Registration via FTP main line 519-941-4357 (shared with Family Transition Place 24-hr crisis line; program has no separate public line). Listed in FTP Fall 2025/Winter 2026 Counselling Workshops flyer on official site. [Parent note: cost left blank — the flyer describes the program as charitable-agency-run but no explicit price/free statement was verified; session flyer dates (Oct 2025–Mar 2026) are past, program confirmed ongoing on official site.]

15-bed residential supportive treatment and housing service for men with severe and often long-term addiction issues unmet by non-abstinent community treatment approaches; abstinence-based safe substance-free home with early recovery programming, counselling, life-skills development and trauma group. Intake via CMHA Grey Bruce main line 519-371-3642 x1580 (shared central line; program has no separate public line). No cost.

Court-mandated group education/counselling program for domestic violence offenders (predominantly men), delivered under Ontario Domestic Violence Court initiative. Reached via FSWE main line 519-966-5010 (shared with Family Services Windsor-Essex, odd-20261002-168; program has no separate public line); toll-free 1-888-933-1831 also published.

Community workshop where men of all ages share skills, support one another and strengthen community through hands-on projects (wood and auto shops) and intergenerational learning. Contact Cheryl-Lyn Milani at 416-220-7581, published on the official site contact page.

12-session court-mandated group education/counselling program for domestic violence offenders (predominantly men); partner contact and safety planning for victims/current partners. In-person intake in Barrie and Orillia; online registration with phone support. Reached via CFS main line 705-726-2503 x111 (shared with CFS Counselling + Wellbeing, odd-20261002-414; program has no separate public line); toll-free 1-888-726-2503 also published. A participation fee applies (discussed at intake).

Partner Assault Response program for anyone who has abused their partner; focuses on stopping abuse, accepting responsibility, managing anger/frustration/stress and gender roles. Referrals made through the court system. Reached via main line 519-336-0120 (shared with Family Counselling Centre Sarnia-Lambton, odd-20261002-204; program has no separate public line).

Dedicated Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Coordinator (SVPRC) — first point of contact for student disclosures; no formal report required to access support, safety planning, or academic accommodations. Direct line is 905-735-2211 ext. 4360 (college switchboard number used here); email [email protected]. Verified in the official NC500 Sexual & Gender-Based Violence (Students) procedure (niagaracollege.ca).

Sexual Violence Support Coordinator within the Centre for Accessible Learning and Counselling Services (CALCS); confidential consultations, options guidance, safety planning, referrals. Direct line 416-289-5000 ext. 51949; email [email protected]. Verified on the official Centennial College sexual-violence support page.

Sexual and Gender-based Violence Response Advisor in the Office of Anti-Racism, Equity and Human Rights Services (OAREHRS); support for those who experience or witness gender-based/sexual violence; no formal report needed for support. Email [email protected]. Phone uses the college main line published on georgebrown.ca (416-415-2000) — shared central switchboard line; GBC-published handbook/podcast materials additionally cite the advisor line 416-415-5000 ext. 3450, but that extension is not currently on the GBC website.

Francophone sexual-assault support centre: individual support, support groups, accompaniment for police complaints, legal and medical appointments; partnership with uOttawa and La Cité for francophone students and employees. Direct line 613-789-8096 poste 25; email [email protected]. Distinct from the English-language Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre (ott-orcc) and SASC of Ottawa (ott-sasc) already in the directory.

Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) hub operated by the County of Simcoe; contact is the Navigation Team voicemail — leave a message. Partners include RVH, CMHA Simcoe County, Waypoint, Barrie Area OHT. Per program site: does not offer safe consumption or needle exchange.

Needle exchange / sterile-equipment program operating in Durham Region since 1997, funded by the Durham Region Health Department. Shares the John Howard Society of Durham Region main line (already listed) — ext. 244 reaches Xchange staff. Distinct program from JHSD's On Point needle-recovery program (listed this same day).

Walk-in RAAM clinic (medical treatment + same-day counselling) plus Virtual RAAM weekdays 9-11am. Shares Lakeridge Health Pinewood Centre's main switchboard (already listed); ext. 37226 reaches the RAAM clinic. Distinct walk-in program from Pinewood's inpatient/outpatient treatment services.

Fourth RVH RAAM site (Barrie/Orillia/Midland sites already listed) — shares RVH RAAM's central line with the other sites. Walk in during clinic hours or call 705-797-3095 (toll-free 1-833-797-3095). Site address and program confirmed on RVH's official RAAM referral handout.

17-bed residential non-medical withdrawal management centre operated by RVH, plus a 24-hour addiction crisis line. Distinct from RVH's RAAM walk-in clinics (listed separately).

Street/mobile outreach team working in high-priority areas of Durham Region distributing safer-use supplies and harm-reduction education. Listed by the Region of Durham Health Department with its own dedicated line. Sibling program to Project X-Change and On Point within JHSD's harm reduction services.

Private luxury inpatient rehab and sober living in Muskoka Lakes (trauma, depression, anxiety, substance use, concurrent disorders) — fee-based, not a publicly funded service; listed alongside public options for Muskoka coverage. Book a consultation via the website; email [email protected].

Culturally informed counselling service; offers individual and group support for men focused on healthy relationships, partner response, co-parenting and anger management.