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24 hr Crisis Line 1-877-544-6424

• SACQD is providing 1:1 counselling via telephone, Zoom, text and CONNECT as well as some in person counselling sessions
• We will continue to monitor and provide updates to our social media platforms as the Covid situation evolves
• Attendance at any of the SACQD sites is by appointment only

Sexual assault victims support agency

• Crisis line
• Counselling services
• Resources
• Support groups
• Group therapy
• Residential Healing Program

Mutual support group for those dealing with alcohol addiction

• employs a 12-step program

Phone Service providing a one-time brief assesment for mental wellness; intake referrals; addictions counselling; mental health case management; and psychotherapy.

An integrated, multi-disciplinary opioid management program featuring rapid access to counselling, assessment, treatment, and case management services for opioid use. Through a partnership with primary care, we are able to facilitate access to substitution therapy. Linkage to peer support is also available with agency partner.

Mental health crisis intervention program

• immediate response
• assessment
• referral
• short term counselling support
• 24 hrs crisis line
• outreach clinics in Picton, and Trenton, videoconferencing available in Madoc and Bancroft

Provides Children & Youth a range of Mental Health counseling, support and residential services

• services provided are intended to be as brief as possible and include individual, group and family therapy and psychiatric and psychological consultation
• crisis support

Provides a range of Mental Health counseling, support and residential services * all of the services provided are intended to be as brief as possible and include individual, group and family therapy, and psychiatric and psychological consultation.

Provides a range of Mental Health counseling, support and residential services

• all of the services provided are intended to be as brief as possible and include individual, group and family therapy, and psychiatric and psychological consultation

DVSARP offers a 24-hour response team of nurses who are specially equipped with knowledge specific to intimate partner domestic violence and /or sexual assault (SA/DV) across the lifespan acute cases

• providing service to women, men and children
• within the team is a follow up nurse who is able to provide ongoing support to patients following the acute stage
• follow up nurse also can provide support to patients requiring assistance with historical Domestic Violence /Sexual Assault and works as a liaison with the community supports

The Domestic Violence /Sexual Assault team responds to all four hospitals within Quinte Health Care:

• Belleville, Trenton, Picton and North Hastings
• on-call nurse responds when paged by a local Emergency Department to assist the team with the care of a patient whom discloses to the triage nurse that they have been assaulted and require assistance
• collaborates with the Emergency Department Team as well as the sexual assault center social worker, or children's aid society as well as other social service sectors to support the assault victim and together provide a comprehensive assessment and a plan of care to meet the needs of the patient who has encountered an acute assault
• takes turns at being available for on call shifts
• legal and medical information will be offered as well as forensic collection in the event of an acute sexual assault at the patients discretion
• access to a sexual assault worker is also provided in conjunction with the Domestic Violence /Sexual Assault response nurse or coordinated by the local Emergency Department as required
• victims of an acute Domestic Violence /Sexual Assault are encouraged to engage 911 and/or go directly to the nearest Emergency Department for assistance

Provides a range of Mental Health counseling, support and residential services * all of the services provided are intended to be as brief as possible and include individual, group and family therapy, and psychiatric and psychological consultation.

Provides a range of Mental Health counseling, support and residential services

• all of the services provided are intended to be as brief as possible and include individual, group and family therapy, and psychiatric and psychological consultation

24 hr Crisis Line 1-877-544-6424

One week gender identifiying healing program. Program offers sustained, intensive therapeutic counseling in a safe, healing, residential environment.

Office is open to staff, clients and essential visitors only and they will be permitted to enter if they are feeling well and do not have symptoms associated with COVID-19. All persons entering are required to wear a mask and should be prepared to participate in the COVID-19 screening process.

• 24 HOUR CRISIS LINE - 613-476-2787
• TEXT LINE - 613-919-8055
• Counselling, information, advocacy and referrals for women who are in or have left an abusive relationship
• 24hr crisis intervention and transportation to safe shelter
• Support groups
• Second-stage free housing with the exception of second stage housing where rents are geared to income
• Kiosan-Second Stage Housing provides safe, secure, income geared units for up to one year

COVID-19 (28 Mar 2022): ​The shelter and crisis line services are unchanged. Increased screening, physical distancing in shelter. The crisis lines remain operational: 1-800-667-1010 or 613-354-1010. See Facebook Page for latest updates.

Shelter for abused women with or without children

• 24 hour crisis line, safe shelter, counselling, referral, information, transportation, advocacy, court and other accompaniments, and children's programming
• capacity of 16 beds

Provides Children & Youth a range of Mental Health counseling, support and residential services * Services provided are intended to be as brief as possible and include individual, group and family therapy and psychiatric and psychological consultation * Crisis support

Provides a range of Mental Health counseling, support and residential services

• all of the services provided are intended to be as brief as possible and include individual, group and family therapy, and psychiatric and psychological consultation

The shelter offers temporary accommodations for women and their children who are seeking shelter from abusive relationships.

• Various forms of abuse are acknowledged (ie: physical, emotional, sexual, verbal, etc)
• Counselling is available to both women and children throughout their stay. Counsellors assist women to build connections with a variety of community services and resources
• Shelter services are available 24 hours a day
• A barrier free room is available to support women with physical challenges
• 24 hours crisis and support counselling is available to women in the community through the support line
• Cornerstone Connect: Text & Chat support for violence and abuse. Text (289) 210-4774 or Chat online at rc.chat/cornerstonefvpc. Mon-Sun 6 pm to 6 am
  • Visit cornerstonenorthumberland.ca/connect for more information

Domestic violence program

• provides a continuum of crisis and support services to women experiencing abuse and violence in their lives or have experienced it in the past
• offers safety planning, crisis support, legal and medical information, transportation, counselling, and referrals

COVID19
Clients must be screened by phone prior to coming to the office

Regular Service
The Youth Crisis Response Program provides rapid response for children and youth up to the age of 18 exhibiting suicidal, self-harm, or violent/destructive behaviour, in addition to general mental health concerns.

• The service provides an initial risk assessment, arranges for immediate supports and services as part of a safety plan that reduces risk, and develops an individualized plan that addresses treatment issues and accesses community supports.

COVID19 Programs suspended until further notice. Responding to phone and email inquiries.

Regular Service
Kinark is an Accredited Children's Mental Health Centre offering a range of services for children and youth and families of Northumberland County. A variety of programs are offered to support parents and provide counselling for children and youth with behavioural, social and emotional problems.

Services include:

• family, individual, and group counselling (office in Cobourg; satellite office in Campbellford and Brighton)
• community Triple P parent education groups;
• Youth Crisis Response for children/youth who are suicidal or severely aggressive;
• Kawartha Pine Ridge Supervised Access Centre (Cobourg Site) Tel: 1-800-386-6561 ext.345; 705-742-3803 offers separated parents a safe, neutral, child friendly location for visits and exchanges with their children under the supervision of specially trained staff.

Skilled professionals, Social Workers and Child and Youth Workers provide the above services in consultation with a multi-disciplinary team including psychology and psychiatry. Depending on the program, services are offered at Kinark offices, in schools, family homes, and the community. For referrals call Intake

Dedicated to enhancing the quality of life of seniors in South-Eastern Ontario through education, advocacy, and research * resources, presentations, training, community consultations, a 24/7 elder abuse peer support line, and recommendations to all levels of government * runs special services for Elder Abuse Prevention

Crisis support and intervention to any individual in the community

• referrals to agency services and other community resources if needed
• mobile response available during operating hours

Community-based mental health and addictions support

Services:

• addiction services
• crisis services and phone line
• assertive community treatment teams
• family resource centre
• case management team
• court support/justice services
• tertiary care

COVID-19 (July 6, 2023): Centre is open.

Free, confidential and non judgmental support to all survivors of sexual violence (recent or past) in Kingston and area, regardless of gender and or identity

• First Response Crisis support
• 24-hour crisis intervention and support line for survivors of sexual violence, their family, friends and support persons
• individual and group counselling
• medical, legal and police accompaniments when requested
• prevention and support services in high schools
• translation and interpretation services available
• Indigenous and diverse communities programs and counselling
• rapid response program for CAF members

Public education:

• workshops
• speakers in schools
• community liaison
• media
• information
• advocacy

Volunteer opportnities:

• crisis line
• public education
• accompaniments
• fundraising
• advocacy work