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Victim Services - Huron and Perth


Support services and financial programs available to victims, and families of victims, whose lives have been impacted by crime.

If you are experiencing an emergency situation, call 911.

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These services are located in Huron and Perth
MADD Canada - Huron-Bruce County Chapter  
Wingham, ON
National Office: 1-800-665-6233 (Victim Support Line) Add to Clipboard
Ontario. Ministry of the Attorney General - Victim/Witness Assistance Program - Goderich Office  
1 Courthouse Sq, main Fl, Goderich, ON  N7A 1M2
519-524-4085 Add to Clipboard
Ontario. Ministry of the Attorney General - Victim/Witness Assistance Program - Stratford Office  
5 Huron St, Stratford, ON  N5A 5S4
519-271-5221 Add to Clipboard
Victim Services Bruce Grey  
PO Box 427, Kincardine, ON  N2Z 2Y8
1-866-376-9852 Add to Clipboard
Victim Services Huron Perth  
Head Office / Clinton OPP, Box 667, Clinton, ON  N0M 1L0
519-600-4108 Add to Clipboard

These services are located outside of Huron and Perth, but provide service to Huron and Perth.
Aura Freedom International - Toronto  
Toronto, ON  M6E 5B2
647-831-7672 Add to Clipboard
Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime  
141 Catherine St, Suite 100, Ottawa, ON  K2P 1C3
613-233-7614 Add to Clipboard
MADD Canada  
2020 Winston Park Dr, Suite 405, Oakville, ON  L6H 6X7
905-829-8805 Add to Clipboard
Ontario. Ministry of the Attorney General - Office for Victims of Crime  
720 Bay St, Ground Fl, Toronto, ON  M7A 2S9
416-326-1682 (Victim Support Line) Add to Clipboard
Ontario. Ministry of the Attorney General - Ontario Victim Services  
McMurtry-Scott Bldg, 720 Bay St, 5th Fl, Toronto, ON  M7A 2S9
Victim Support Line: 416-314-2447 Add to Clipboard
These services may or may not be regulated in Ontario. For services that are not specifically regulated, Consumer Protection Ontario provides guidance on consumer rights, public safety, and how to address concerns or serious complaints.

Some of these services are governed by legislation in Ontario and the regulatory body is the Ministry of the Solicitor General. The legislation for police services is the Police Services Act, 1990.