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1. www.canada.ca › en › public-healthFind family violence resources and services in your area

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   iHEAL app: A free, private and secure app to help Canadian women who have experienced abuse from a current or past partner to find personalized ways to stay safe and be well. For Youth and Young Adults. Kids Help Phone: Call 1-800-668-6868 (toll-free) or text CONNECT to 686868. Available 24 hours a day to anyone in Canada aged 5 to 29 who wants ...

2. crcvc.ca › how-we-helpCrime Victim Assistance Programs | Crime Victim Support ...

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   You can access several crime victim assistance programs that provide a range of services, including: Crisis intervention and emergency shelter. Counselling and short or long-term support. Court preparation and accompaniment throughout the judicial system.

3. lso.ca › public-resources › finding-a-lawyer-orLaw Society Referral Service | Law Society of Ontario

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   A lawyer or paralegal who participates in LSRS will offer you a free consultation of up to half an hour. This consultation may be over the phone or in person (the choice is up to them). During this consultation, you may ask: How the law applies to your situation; How to use the law to solve your legal problem; How long the legal work may take

4. www.victimsfirst.gc.ca › serv › fa-afFinancial assistance available to victims

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   Contact the organizations in your province or territory that can refer you to the criminal injuries compensation or financial assistance program in your region. Find compensation programs near me. Source: Canadian Centre for Victims of Crime, Factsheet on Restitution (2009).

5. sac-isc.gc.ca › eng › 1100100035253Family Violence Prevention Program

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   The Family Violence Prevention Program (FVPP) provides vital services to Indigenous women, children, families and +2SLGBTQI+ people facing violent situations or family violence, and funds activities and key supports to help prevent future family violence.

6. pardonyou.ca › free-consultationFree Consultation - Pardon You!

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   At PardonYou.ca we offer a free, confidential consultation – without obligation. Please fill in the form or call us toll free to set-up an appointment. We are available throughout all of Canada.

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   How do I get financial assistance for victims of crime?

   • Financial assistance for victims of crime can also come in other forms, mostly restitution, compensation and project funding. For more information on the types of assistance available from the federal government at the federal level, please visit Victims Fund.

   Financial assistance available to victims

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   What is the family violence prevention program (FVPP)?

   • The Family Violence Prevention Program (FVPP) provides vital services to Indigenous women, children, families and +2SLGBTQI+ people facing violent situations or family violence, and funds activities and key supports to help prevent future family violence. The 2024 to 2025 call for proposals is now open.

   Family Violence Prevention Program

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   How can I help a crime victim in Canada?

   • In Canada, the criminal justice system can be overwhelming to victims of crime. The Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime is here to help navigate. You can access several crime victim assistance programs that provide a range of services, including:

   Crime Victim Assistance Programs | Crime Victim Support Centre | CRCVC

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   What is a homicide/murder support group?

   • The group is a drop-in national support group for family members, friends and close loved ones of homicide/murder victims and is intended to offer peer support to those dealing with violent loss. • Protects against isolation and shame in a mourning-avoiding culture.

   Support groups for Family friends of Homicide Victims | CRCVC

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8. crcvc.ca › how-we-help › homicide-support-groupSupport groups for Family friends of Homicide Victims | CRCVC

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   To sign up, please email crcvc@crcvc.ca or call, toll-free, at 1-877-232-2610. Intake process is required. Currently, there is no waitlist for our group. For information on upcoming sessions, please visit our Events Page. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram for more details and updates. Want to support this CRCVC initiative? Donate now ...