National Directory for Canadian Families

Provides confidential support, education, and advocacy for women who are or have been involved in an abusive relationship.

Registered nurses, doctors and crisis counsellors offer medical treatment, emotional support and education about options for care and reporting for people who have been sexually assaulted in the past 7 days. Medical treatment and counseling are provided and you can choose: medical treatment with no police involvement; medical treatment with police involvement and collection of a sexual assault exam kit ; or medical treatment with no police involvement and collection of a sexual assault exam kit and 1 year to decide if you want to report to the police.

Provides students with a safe and confidential environment to discuss life"s stresses and tough situations with a trained listener., , Service provides:, , student-operated peer support a safe and confidential environment to discuss life"s stresses and tough situations with a trained listener , , Key Provider: trained student volunteers

Private group practice offering individual therapy for children and adults. Canine and Equine assisted therapy approaches available. Special Services During Pandemics (e.g. COVID/Corona), Disasters and Related Emergencies Currently primarily utilizing telehealth therapy to limit risk of COVID

Offers culturally-sensitive counselling services to families affected by substance use and addiction. Services include one-to-one counselling, sharing circles, and alcohol/drug intervention and prevention.

Offers a structured, coordinated and supervised outpatient substance abuse program for individuals in recovery for substance abuse. The program includes Indigenous spirituality and cultural practices.

Sunrise Native Addictions Services has provided Aboriginal based programs in the community since 1974. We help men, women and their families recover from the destructive effects of alcohol, drug and gambling addictions. Our abstinence based approach to healing is founded on the Twelve Steps and philosophy of Alcoholics Anonymous. These principles – being harmonious with Aboriginal values and teachings are at the heart of our groups and counselling services. We welcome Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal clients who wish to participate in Aboriginal culture and teachings as an integral part of their road to healing and recovery from addictions.

Offers individual and family mental health and substance use counselling.

Provides a wellness centre with physical and mental health services., , Service offers:, , mental health, addictions, and indigenous counselling physiotherapy, massage therapy, and occupational therapy relapse prevention services advocacy, and chaplaincy Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder ( FASD ) assessment clinic Hepatitis C clinic tax clinics and legal advice due to Covid-19 no walk-in appointments , , Affiliation: CUPS, Calgary Legal Guidance, , Key Provider: chiropractors, medical doctors

A group where women connect and enjoy tea and coffee with other women in the community.

Men share a free cup of coffee and connect with other men from the community.

An inclusive, fun, and supportive group that provides a meal, activities, and brings in speakers on a variety of topics such as taxes, parenting, and mental health. Child care provided.

Offers a housing program for youth, including emergency housing and transitional suites., , Service provides:, , an emergency shelter and transitional suites to house youth in need , , Emergency housing includes:, , access to a communal kitchen where residents can prepare their own meals or help staff prepare meals for all clients in housing youth support workers who work with clients in housing to establish goals and develop life skills as well as act as an advocate for them when needed staff available 24/7 through the emergency helpline , , Transitional suites include:, , independent living quarters, with a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen / dining area, helping with the transition from living in our housing program to living independently in the community support services at the office in the Gateway Centre clients learn what their rights are as a tenant and learn valuable life skills such as budgeting and meal planning , , Key Provider: youth support workers

Offers SMART (Self-Management and Recovery Training) meetings for youth., , Service offers: , , free SMART (Self-Management and Recovery Training) meetings for youth , , Includes:, , meetings based on the SMART (Self-Management and Recovery Training) global community of mutual support groups participants help one another resolve problems with addictions (to drugs, alcohol, gambling, or overeating) guided by the 4-Point Program, participants find and develop the power within themselves to change and lead fulfilling and balanced lives , , Affiliation: SMART Recovery (Self Management and Recovery Training), , Key Provider: support workers

Offers help and a support system as well as assisting women wishing to leave the sex industry in the Montreal area.