Anduhyaun

1296 Weston Road, Toronto, ON M6M 4R3

416-243-7669 ext. 226

Supports Indigenous women and children in efforts to maintain their cultural identity, self-esteem, physical and spiritual well-being.

Anuduhyaun emergency shelter: services Indigenous and non-Indigenous women with or without children fleeing violence. Individual Counselling, Sexual Assault Counselling, Crisis Counselling, Life Skills, Resident Support Services, Cultural Ceremonies and Elders.

Contact: 416-920-1492

Nekenaan Second Stage Housing (NSSH) is a Transitional Housing service that provides safe, affordable, temporary housing to Indigenous women with or without children.

Indigenous-Specific: Yes

Native Child & Family Services of Toronto

30 College St., Toronto, ON

416-969-8510

info@nativechild.org

They are concerned about the high number of Indigenous children in care and deal with issues such as poverty, homelessness, addictions and family violence which confronts Indigenous families in the city. They have support services that deal with families in a holistic and culturally sensitive way

Partner assault response; violence against women programs; sexual violence response team; child protection counselling services; children’s mental health programs; Indigenous Early Years Centre; cultural teachings; community kitchen; parenting programs; drop-in programs.

• Aboriginal Head start program

• An Ontario Early Years Centre

• Summer Residential and Day camps

• Children mental health services and case management

• Developmental Services

• Youth outreach

• Prenatal/Postnatal Support

• Community Kitchen

Indigenous-Specific: Yes

Toronto East Health Network - Aboriginal Healing Program

2 College St. Rm 106, Toronto, ON

416-923-0800

For children and adults who are Métis, Inuit, First Nations. Indigenous healing services that address trauma, mental well-being, addictions, anger release, domestic violence, etc. Program provides continuous intake process.

Indigenous-Specific: Yes

Toronto Rape Crisis Centre – Multicultural Women against Rape

Inquiries: 416 597-1171

Crisis Line: 416 597-8808

24-hour crisis line, individual face-to-face counselling, court support and accompaniment, support groups, public education and workshops.

Eligibility: Survivors of sexual violence (welcomes all gender identities and sexual orientations)

Referral: Self-referral

Fees: Free

Indigenous-Specific: Yes