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The Following Resources are Here to Help You
211
Find emergency and temporary shelter options in your community through 211 Canada. The service is free, confidential and available 24 hours a day in more than 150 languages, by phone, chat, text and web, helping connect people with the right information and services.
Anishnawbe Mental Health Crisis Management
Indigenous-led mental health and crisis support service.
Crisis response, culturally grounded mental health support, outreach, and referrals.
Assaulted Women’s
Crisis support for women experiencing violence or abuse.
Crisis counselling, safety planning, emotional support, information, referrals, and shelter connections.
Catholic Children’s Aid
Child welfare and protection service.
Child protection, family support, foster care, and community referrals.
Children’s Aid Society of
Child protection and child welfare service.
Reports of child safety concerns, family support, child protection investigations, and referrals.
Distress Centres of Greater
Free crisis, emotional support, and suicide prevention helpline.
Confidential telephone support, crisis intervention, suicide prevention, emotional support, and referrals to community resources.
Dr. Roz’s Healing
Crisis and support service for Black youth and families.
Mental health support, crisis response, family support, and culturally responsive services.
Gerstein
Community-based mental health crisis support.
Telephone crisis support, mobile crisis response, brief crisis beds, follow-up support, and referrals.
Gerstein Crisis
Community mobile mental health crisis response.
Telephone assessment and mobile crisis support for adults experiencing a mental health crisis. Service borders: south to the lake, north to Eglinton, east to Bayview to Danforth and then to Victoria Park, west to Jane St.
Kids Help
National counselling and crisis support service for young people.
Phone, text, and online support for mental health concerns, emotional distress, relationships, and crises.
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