- Office hours Monday to Friday (8 am to 4 pm)
- (705)-647-0096 (Call or Text)
Confidential support is available. You are not alone.
Immediate emotional support and assistance during tought times, helping you feel safe and supported.
Connection to trusted community services, programs, and supports tailored to your needs.
Confidential, on-scene or short-term support to help you through difficult and overwhelming situations.
Guidance to help you make informed decisions and create a plan for your safety and well-being.
Financial assistance and emergency support to help address immediate needs following a crime.
Connections to trusted local services including counseling, housing, legal supports, and more.
We work to prevent violence through awareness and education. We collaborate with community agencies to provide trauma-informed support and advocacy for every person in the District of Temiskaming who has experienced crime or sudden tragedy.
Explore helpful information and guidance on common situations. These resources are designed to support you in understanding your options and finding the help you need.
Learn about your rights as a victim and the supports available to help you navigate your situation.
Practical steps and guidance to help you stay safe in difficult situations.
Information about available programs, including emergency financial assistance.
Find local services and organizations that can provide additional support.
Learn about your rights as a victim and the supports available to help you navigate your situation.
Practical steps and guidance to help you stay safe in difficult situations.
Information about available programs, including emergency financial assistance.
Find local services and organizations that can provide additional support.
Get clear, helpful information so you can make informed decisions about what comes next.
Access continued guidance and connections to services that support you over time.
We provide confidential support, information, safety planning, and referrals to community resources for individuals and families affected by crime or tragedy.
Anyone affected by crime or a traumatic event can access support, including victims, family members, and loved ones.
Yes. All services are confidential and provided in a safe, respectful, and non-judgmental environment.
VQRP+ provides emergency financial assistance to eligible victims of violent crime to help address immediate needs.
