Ontario Resource Directory

Feminist, francophone sexual-assault support centre; site explicitly confirms services are free and confidential. Also assists survivors of exploitation/trafficking. Satellite offices in Hawkesbury and Rockland. Crisis line is the shared Fem'aide 24/7 francophone helpline. Toll-free: 1-866-772-9922. Online service request: /faire-une-demande-de-service.

Program of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne. Offers a 6-week residential/non-residential healing program, a dedicated Indigenous Anti-Human Trafficking Program, transitional/long-term housing, 2SLGBTQIAA+ support, and outreach/drop-in services reaching into Cornwall. Program Manager: Karlee Bigtree. Email: [email protected].

Site explicitly states services are free. Runs a Sex-Trafficking Survivor Counselling program and a Diverse Communities Outreach Program. TTY: 905-525-4592.

Site explicitly confirms FREE support and services. Local Thunder Bay crisis line: 807-346-HELP (4357). Beendigen also operates the Talk4Healing helpline (listed separately in this directory). Providing shelter/support since 1978.

Dedicated Victim Services page at /victim-services/. Also runs a free, first-come-first-served Walk-In Counselling clinic (/walk-in-counselling/) — cost marked 'varies' because some programs (e.g. workplace EAP) are fee-based while victim/walk-in services are free. Toll-free: 1-888-204-2221. Fax: 807-344-3782.

Hospital-based program providing forensic evidence collection (Sexual Assault Evidence Kit), medical treatment, STI testing/prevention, and referrals, provided by specially trained SA/DV nurses. For emergencies call 911.

Site confirms '24/7 Response' crisis line. Workers respond on-scene (home, hospital, crime scene, police station) within ~20 minutes when requested by police. Referrals from police, community agencies, or self-referral. Email: [email protected]. Fax: 807-622-8121.

Address confidential — call for intake; Indigenous-led VAW shelter.

Head office of Anduhyaun; second-stage housing after emergency shelter.

Confidential home in East Toronto; 10 years of service as of 2026; email preferred (phone systems unstable).

One of few shelters specifically for men with children.

Central Family

City-operated family shelter.

City-operated shelter.

City-operated shelter.

Address confidential — call for intake; crisis line also listed as 416-746-3716.

Transitional housing program of Eva's Initiatives.

Settlement, housing and legal support. Human trafficking line 647-971-2153.

Population mix not fully confirmed by sources.

Transitional housing for older women, not an emergency shelter.

VAC Veterans Housing Navigation Team partnership supports homeless veterans here (416-869-3619).

Shelter and wrap-around programs. Also reachable via Toronto Central Intake 416-338-4766.

Address confidential — call for intake; one of Canada's first VAW shelters.

Address confidential — call for intake; also spelled Juliette's Place.

Program, not a shelter; Toronto branch of the Legion's Ontario-wide program.

Address confidential — call for intake; francophone VAW shelter.

Shelter, outreach and the Sagatay transitional program.

Address confidential — call for intake.

Address confidential — call for intake; pet friendly (on-site kennel); Assaulted Women's Helpline 1-866-863-0511 also listed.

An older nipost.org record lists 1430 Gerrard St East; the healthline listing (189B Booth Ave) is treated as current.

Address confidential — call for intake; sister program to Red Door Family Shelter.

Families only; longer-term transitional model.

Address confidential — call for intake; head office in Mississauga.

Also operates a temporary hotel site at 50 Estate Dr, Scarborough (131 beds, 416-668-1974).