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When Safety Feels Unsafe - Guide

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(647) 492-1674
We will do our best to reply within 2-3 business days. Please do not include confidential information in your email or voicemail.

Please note that we are not available for immediate or crisis support. If you feel that you need support right away, contact your local crisis support hotline (such as calling 9-8-8), call 9-1-1, or visit your nearest hospital.

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Burlington, ON

Accessibility/Barriers Note: Please note that the office is located within a shared space on the second floor of a 2-storey older building with a flight of stairs, and without an elevator. Currently, the larger office building does not have single stall or gender-neutral washrooms. We apologize for the barriers this creates. We are always available for virtual appointments if this better fits your needs while we work to make the physical space more accessible for all.

We are located on Land that is the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and has also been care taken by the Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee, and Anishinaabe. It is Land that continues to be covered under the Treaty represented by the Dish With One Spoon Wampum belt. We are committed to learning and living in ways that uphold our responsibilities as Treaty people and that support Indigenous sovereignty.

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