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Investigation of all forms of domestic and Sexual Assault, enforce the law and to find person(s) responsible for the crime.
Investigation of all forms of domestic and Sexual Assault, enforce the law and to find person(s) responsible for the crime.
Investigation of all forms of domestic and Sexual Assault, enforce the law and to find person(s) responsible for the crime.
Investigation of all forms of domestic and Sexual Assault, enforce the law and to find person(s) responsible for the crime.
Investigation of all forms of domestic and Sexual Assault, enforce the law and to find person(s) responsible for the crime.
Investigation of all forms of domestic and Sexual Assault, enforce the law and to find person(s) responsible for the crime.
Investigation of all forms of domestic and Sexual Assault, enforce the law and to find person(s) responsible for the crime.
Investigation of all forms of domestic and Sexual Assault, enforce the law and to find person(s) responsible for the crime.
Our police officers and civilian support staff provide 24 hour, 7 day a week policing services responding to a wide variety of calls for service in the City of Owen Sound, in addition to traffic safety, crime prevention and community service initiatives.
Investigation of all forms of domestic and Sexual Assault, enforce the law and to find person(s) responsible for the crime.
Our police officers and civilian support staff provide 24 hour, 7 day a week policing services responding to a wide variety of calls for service in the City of Owen Sound, in addition to traffic safety, crime prevention and community service initiatives.
A holistic approach to healing the community with programming for men, women and children/youth. Elders and families with traditional and mainstream practices. Services are for band members of Neyaashiinigmiing.
Provides personal support and community referral services to adults with physical disabilities. Will support and provide resources with / for adults with physical disabilities who are victims of sexual assault and/or domestic violence.
24/7 on scene and telephone crisis support service working in partnership with police and other emergency services to provide emotional support, practical assistance and referral to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and all victims of crime and tragic circumstances.
A team of Nurses and Social Workers with special training to provide care for women, men and children who are victims of sexual assault, historic child sexual abuse or domestic violence.
We can help with: emotional support, assessment and documentation of injury, treatment to prevent sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy, collection of evidence (with or without police involvement), safety planning, information and referrals to community resources, follow-up care and counseling.
How to access our care:
If you require immediate medical care or if the assault happened within the past 7 days, go to your nearest hospital emergency department
If the assault happened more than 7 days ago and you do not require immediate medical care, please call our office to arrange an appointment
Provides 24/7 emergency shelter for women and children who have experienced domestic violence and sexual assault, crisis line, support for women who have been sexually assaulted, police, court accompaniment variety of counselling, transitional support services, group support, child and youth services, second stage housing, public education and volunteer services including transportation.
Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy Aimed at reducing family violence through programs and services that deliver culturally appropriate, community based education/awareness, peer counselling, referrals, crisis intervention and improved access to health and violence prevention services in Grey/Bruce. Prenatal services that work to improve difficult situations for Aboriginal families by offering community based, holistic, culturally relevant services focuses family, children, nutrition education and empowerment. Health and social services that work to improve family functioning for Aboriginal families for parents and children 0- 6 years of age. Ontario Early Years -community based parenting and child development programming and educational resources incorporating an Aboriginal perspective young families and children ages 0 – 6 years. Akwe: Go For urban Aboriginal children offers support, tools and healthy activities to build upon and foster their inherent ability to make healthy life choices, with the main focus on children who are at risk between the ages of 7 – 12.
24/7 emergency shelter for women and children who have experienced violence.
Provides 24/7 emergency shelter for women and children who have experienced violence, crisis line, second stage housing, transitional support, counselling, group work, life skills, child and youth, public education and volunteer services including transportation.
Provides a safe, neutral child friendly setting for children to have safe contact with family members and for children to be transferred safely between parents for access exchanges.
Keystone offers a range of clinical intervention and prevention services including sexual abuse treatment or children and youth who have been sexually victimized as well as those who have committed a sexual offence.
Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy Aimed at reducing family violence through programs and services that deliver culturally appropriate, community based education/awareness, peer counselling, referrals, crisis intervention and improved access to health and violence prevention services in Grey/Bruce. Prenatal services that work to improve difficult situations for Aboriginal families by offering community based, holistic, culturally relevant services focuses family, children, nutrition education and empowerment. Health and social services that work to improve family functioning for Aboriginal families for parents and children 0- 6 years of age. Ontario Early Years -community based parenting and child development programming and educational resources incorporating an Aboriginal perspective young families and children ages 0 – 6 years. Akwe: Go For urban Aboriginal children offers support, tools and healthy activities to build upon and foster their inherent ability to make healthy life choices, with the main focus on children who are at risk between the ages of 7 – 12.
The Men’s Program offers a variety of programming including:
Partner Assault Response (PAR) groups for men
Partner Assault Response (PAR) groups for women
My Dad’s Group (a positive parenting program for men)
My Mom’s Group (a positive parenting program for women)
The Male Survivor Program ( one to one counselling for men who experienced sexual violence as children or adolescents)
Provides personal support and community referral services to adults with physical disabilities. Will support and provide resources with / for adults with physical disabilities who are victims of sexual assault and/or domestic violence.
24/7 on scene and telephone crisis support service working in partnership with police and other emergency services to provide emotional support, practical assistance and referral to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and all victims of crime and tragic circumstances.
Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy Aimed at reducing family violence through programs and services that deliver culturally appropriate, community based education/awareness, peer counselling, referrals, crisis intervention and improved access to health and violence prevention services in Grey/Bruce. Prenatal services that work to improve difficult situations for Aboriginal families by offering community based, holistic, culturally relevant services focuses family, children, nutrition education and empowerment. Health and social services that work to improve family functioning for Aboriginal families for parents and children 0- 6 years of age. Ontario Early Years -community based parenting and child development programming and educational resources incorporating an Aboriginal perspective young families and children ages 0 – 6 years. Akwe: Go For urban Aboriginal children offers support, tools and healthy activities to build upon and foster their inherent ability to make healthy life choices, with the main focus on children who are at risk between the ages of 7 – 12.
A holistic approach to healing the community with programming for men, women and children/youth. Elders and families with traditional and mainstream practices. Services are for band members of Neyaashiinigmiing.
Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Strategy Aimed at reducing family violence through programs and services that deliver culturally appropriate, community based education/awareness, peer counselling, referrals, crisis intervention and improved access to health and violence prevention services in Grey/Bruce. Prenatal services that work to improve difficult situations for Aboriginal families by offering community based, holistic, culturally relevant services focuses family, children, nutrition education and empowerment. Health and social services that work to improve family functioning for Aboriginal families for parents and children 0- 6 years of age. Ontario Early Years -community based parenting and child development programming and educational resources incorporating an Aboriginal perspective young families and children ages 0 – 6 years. Akwe: Go For urban Aboriginal children offers support, tools and healthy activities to build upon and foster their inherent ability to make healthy life choices, with the main focus on children who are at risk between the ages of 7 – 12.
The Advocacy Centre for the Elderly is a community based legal clinic for low income senior citizens. ACE is managed by a volunteer board of directors at least half of whom are seniors. ACE is funded through Legal Aid Ontario and is the first legal clinic in Canada to specialize in the legal problems of seniors.
In 2015 concerned citizens and service providers came together looking for a way to address the abuse of seniors in Grey Bruce. Violence Prevention Grey Bruce established the Seniors Safety Network in 2017. Members come from health, social services, justice, senior’s services, community groups and community champions.
Violence Prevention Grey Bruce can offer free training sessions and workshops about senior abuse. For more information and to arrange a training, e-mail the Grey Bruce Seniors Safety Network and Violence Prevention Grey Bruce.
The Men’s Program offers a variety of programming including:
Partner Assault Response (PAR) groups for men
Partner Assault Response (PAR) groups for women
My Dad’s Group (a positive parenting program for men)
My Mom’s Group (a positive parenting program for women)
The Male Survivor Program ( one to one counselling for men who experienced sexual violence as children or adolescents)
A team of Nurses and Social Workers with special training to provide care for women, men and children who are victims of sexual assault, historic child sexual abuse or domestic violence.
We can help with: emotional support, assessment and documentation of injury, treatment to prevent sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy, collection of evidence (with or without police involvement), safety planning, information and referrals to community resources, follow-up care and counseling.
How to access our care:
If you require immediate medical care or if the assault happened within the past 7 days, go to your nearest hospital emergency department
If the assault happened more than 7 days ago and you do not require immediate medical care, please call our office to arrange an appointment
Provides 24/7 emergency shelter for women and children who have experienced domestic violence and sexual assault, crisis line, support for women who have been sexually assaulted, police, court accompaniment variety of counselling, transitional support services, group support, child and youth services, second stage housing, public education and volunteer services including transportation.
A team of Nurses and Social Workers with special training to provide care for women, men and children who are victims of sexual assault, historic child sexual abuse or domestic violence.
We can help with: emotional support, assessment and documentation of injury, treatment to prevent sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy, collection of evidence (with or without police involvement), safety planning, information and referrals to community resources, follow-up care and counseling.
How to access our care:
If you require immediate medical care or if the assault happened within the past 7 days, go to your nearest hospital emergency department
If the assault happened more than 7 days ago and you do not require immediate medical care, please call our office to arrange an appointment
Provides information about convicted offenders to Court, supervises adult offenders placed on probation/conditional sentences by Court and parole by the Ontario Parole and Earned Release Board. Enforces Probation, Conditional Sentence and Parole conditions.
Provides information and assistance to victims and/or witnesses of violent crime. Priority service to victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and child abuse. Services include case specific information, court preparation and orientation. Acts as a liaison with Crown Attorney’s Office.
CMHA provides counselling, court support, education and leisure programs and services for people experiencing mental disorders. The central office is in Owen Sound, with local offices in Markdale, Hanover, Southampton and Kincardine.
Provides mental health assessment and treatment to victims of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence.
Our shared vision is an inclusive community where all people live their lives free from all forms of violence and oppression, and have equal access to the best of what the community has to offer.