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Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic - Counselling, Legal and Interpretation Services

Legal representation, counselling, multilingual interpretation and advocacy


Legal services

  • information, advice and consultation on issues of violence against women
  • referrals to lawyers
  • assistance with all levels of the justice system
  • family and immigration law representation
  • Independent Legal Advice for survivors of sexual assault
  • community education
  • systemic advocacy

#AndMeToo Project

  • provides women and gender diverse people of precarious status and/or employment who have experienced sexual assault or sexual harassment in their workplaces with access to summary legal advice, brief services, referrals

Family Court Support Worker Program

  • information on the family court process, and assistance in preparing for family court proceedings (documenting history of abuse, accessing Legal Aid)
  • referral to specialized services and supports in the community
  • safety planning
  • court accompaniment to proceedings when appropriate

Counselling Services

  • individual and group counselling
  • mindfulness, trauma support
  • referrals to community agencies
  • housing transition support for women leaving abusive relationships
  • Gardiner Expressive Arts Group for survivors of sexual abuse

Interpreter Services Toronto

  • language interpretation to access support services in the community and in Domestic Violence Courts
  • includes services for clients who are deaf or hard-of-hearing
  • interpreter training and employment opportunities

Application

Call integrated intake or complete online email form

Eligibility

Women 16 years and older who have experienced violence, including sexual assault, partner assault, incest or child sexual abuse
Family Court Support Worker Program, for victims of domestic violence involved in the family court process

Languages

Interpreter services for 89 languages; American Sign Language Interpreters (ASLI) and Deaf Interpreters (DI) available

Physical Access

Elevator with braille and voice/tone features - lowered buttons ; Wheelchair accessible building including main entrance ; Barrier free washrooms ; Street parking close to entrance

Fees

None
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