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many services for supporting survivors in French

• , translated to the Centre for Support and Combatting Against Sexual Assault, offers support and services in French to aid survivors of sexual assault.
• Contact: 613-789-8096 ext. 25, calacs@calacs.ca
• 24/7 female aid line (French): 1-877-336-2433

individual counselling and group therapy for survivors of abuse

• The provides options for survivors of abuse with counselling, support groups and transitional aid.
• Contact: 613-722-4000, info@carlingtonchc.org

individual, couples and group therapy for survivors

• The provides professional therapy and counselling options for survivors, with fees on a sliding scale.
• Contact: 613-233-4929 (voicemail), info@centrefortreatment.com
• ​Distress centre: 613-238-3311
• Mental health crisis line: 613-722-6914
• Sexual assault and partner abuse care program: 613-798-5555 ext. 13770

broad range of counselling and support services in both English and French for men, women and children

• provides many options for people facing challenges with mental health issues and gender-based violence, including walk-in counselling and specialized programs for all demographics.
• Contact: 613-233-8478

crisis intervention, support and counselling for women experiencing domestic violence

• The is a social safety net organization that provides support to victims of violence along with other vulnerable members of the community. Counsellors are committed to aiding and educating women to ensure they reach their goals.
• Contact: 613-741-6025, info@eorc-creo.ca
• 24/7 helpline: 613-745-4818

individual and group counselling on an affordable, sliding scale

• provides services and support for women who have experienced abuse from trusted individuals. Counsellors offer emotional support, education about rights and can give direction for next steps.
• Contact: 613-725-3601, info@familyservicesottawa.org,

support for immigrant women who have experienced abuse in relationships

• provides crisis intervention and counselling for immigrant and racialized women who are survivors of domestic abuse, providing crisis support and language interpretation in Spanish, Arabic and English.
• Contact: 613-729-3145, infomail@iwso.ca,

free short-term therapy for 2SLGBTQIA+ folks in the Ottawa/National Capital Region

• is a centre providing a location for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals to seek support, relief and community. The centre provides free short-term therapy options for attendees.
• Contact: 613-563-4818, programming@kindspace.ca

male-focused psychotherapy for individuals struggling with emotional challenges or trauma

• is a mental health organization utilizing psychotherapy approaches targeted towards men to heal trauma and emotional challenges. Sliding-scale payments are available for students and marginalised groups.
• Contact: 613-482-9363, info@menandhealing.ca

plethora of short and long-term counselling options for Indigenous women and children

• provides individual and group counselling services to Indigenous women and children suffering from violence or the effects of the residential school system.
• Contact: 613-741-5590, crisis@minlodge.com
• Crisis line: 613-789-1141

organization dedicated to education and prevention of gender-based violence

• The focuses on providing education and resources to the community to prevent violence against women at individual and legislative levels.
• Contact: info@octevaw-cocvff.ca

reporting of sexual assault and child abuse

• The assists and supports survivors of sexual assault sensitively with a goal is to identify, arrest and prosecute the person(s) responsible and to prevent further crimes from happening.
• General Inquiries: 613-236-1222

free counselling (individual and group by phone/virtual/in-person)

• The therapists offer safe and compassionate spaces for counselling. Counsellors at ORCC specialize in supporting people who have experienced sexual and gender-based violence using a trauma-informed approach.
• Chat and text support: 613-544-6424 (available noon to midnight, 7 days/week)
• Emotional support line: 613-562-2333

private and confidential trauma-sensitive medical care

• The  at the Ottawa Hospital Civic Campus is a team of specialized health professionals who are available on site, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and provide private and confidential trauma-sensitive medical care to any person 16 years of age and older who has experienced sexual or intimate partner violence in our greater Ottawa region.
• Contact: 613-798-5555 x 13770, sa_dv@toh.ca

free in-person sexual assault support and counselling

• The is a charity and community-based organization supporting all women and survivors of sexual assault, including those from diverse groups and socioeconomic backgrounds.
• Contact: 613-725-2160, info@sascottawa.com
• Ongoing support: 613-857-0197, directservices@sascottawa.com
• Quick response/emergency support: directservices@sascottawa.com or 613-857-0197

appointment-based counselling services for the Black community

• The hosts counselling services for the Black community, addressing issues including trauma, anxiety, depression and more.
• Contact: 613-571-0097, info@swchc.on.ca

walk-in and appointment-based counselling services in English, Mandarin and Cantonese

• The provides a range of counselling options for the Chinese community. Counsellors specialize in supporting those experiencing anxiety, depression, grief and much more.
• Contact: 613-402-2159, info@swchc.on.ca

online support for survivors of domestic and gender-based violence

• provides confidential online support through text or chat for those experiencing violence at home.
• , WhatsApp or text 613-704-5535

individual and group counselling for women who have been abused by a significant other

• The hosts a counselling program for victims of gender-based violence. Counsellors specialize in both short- and long-term support and provide escape options for those in crisis.
• Contact: 613-591-3686, info@wocrc.ca