In person crisis services

Specially trained staff and volunteer crisis responders, who work with HRPS offering crisis intervention, emotional support, practical assistance and community referrals to victims of crime and tragedy throughout Halton Region Crisis Intervention Unit is equipped to respond to crisis situations 24 hours a day, seven days a week, when requested by a police officer when called upon, volunteers respond where required and provide immediate assistance to serious incidents involving a broad spectrum of physical/psychological trauma, including: sudden death homicide and suicide assault, including sexual assault domestic violence elder abuse robberies motor vehicle collisions Victim Quick Response Program provides quick limited financial assistance to victims of homicide, attempted murder, serious physical assault, domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, criminal harassment, child abuse and hate crime for more information, visit OAK0194 Mobile Tracking System a GPS tracking device that acts as a personal alarm for individuals identified as "at risk" of further violence places a priority on victims safety and promotes an improved response to victims Project Lifesaver a program that combines radio technology with a coordinated rapid response to help police locate wandering or missing individuals for more information, visit OAK9152 Vulnerable Person Registry this service allows a family member and/or caregivers of vulnerable persons to submit critical information to Halton Regional Police Service that may be used during an emergency situation for more information, visit OAK0076 A Victim Services Unit office is located in each of the Service"s four divisions: Halton Hills 10 and 11 Divisions Burlington 30 Division Milton 12 Division Oakville 20 Division