Clients from Indigenous Communities

• Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres (OFIFC) www.ofifc.org

Some Programs include:

• Children Who Witness Violence Program – promotes positive development and life choices of urban Indigenous children ages 7-14 who have experienced violence. 
• Cultural Resource Coordinator Program – provides children, youth, and families an access to cultural knowledge through a range of approaches, fostering positive Indigenous identity.
• Healing and Wellness Coordinator Program – focuses on improving Indigenous health and reduction of family violence which is achieved through the provision of services for those most at risk, notably women and children.
• Kizhaay Anishinaabe Niin (I am a Kind Man) Program – developed to engage Indigenous men and youth in ending violence against Indigenous women.  Please visit: www.iamakindman.ca
• Children’s Mental Health Program – services that assist children and families to address behavioral and mental health needs.

• Assaulted Women’s Helplinewww.OWHL.org
• Ontario Network of Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Treatment Centres

• National Aboriginal Circle Against Family Violencewww.nacafv.ca 

• Talk4Healingwww.talk4healing.org
• Talk4Healing is a culturally grounded, fully confidential helpline for Indigenous women available in 14 languages across Ontario 24/7.
• The website provides a list of resources and publications regarding 
• Crisis Line toll-free 1 (888) 200-9997

• Brantford Native Housing – Aboriginal Healing and Wellness Program
• Designed to provide support to women and their children experiencing domestic violence.
• Telephone # 1 (519) 756-2205

• Ganohkwasra Family Assault Support Services
• Telephone # 1 (519) 445-4324
• Services areas Brantford, Six Nations Of The Grand River, Ohsweken

• Native Women’s Association of Canadanwac.ca
• Hope for Wellness Helpline www.nwac.ca/policy-areas/mmiwg/
• Telephone # 1 (855) 242-3310

• Nishnawbe Aski Nationwww.nan.on.ca
• Victim Quick Response Program – Offers timely assistance to victims of violent crime. The program contributes financial assistance to victims of domestic violence to eligible applicants.

• Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health www.wabano.com

Mental wellness programs including: 

• Counselling Services;
• Walk-in & Crisis Counselling;
• Adult, Family & Couples Counselling
• Children and Youth Counselling for children 3 years and old
• Domestic violence crisis line telephone # 1 (800) 363-9010

• Anishnawbe Health Toronto  www.aht.ca
• Mental Health Services 
• Psychology service

Traditional counselling service