Intimate Partner Violence

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Find a local crisis line for gender-based violence

What if it’s not safe to talk out loud on the phone?

Many helplines and services offer multiple ways to connect, including text message or online chat for more discreet conversations. You can also use technology strategically to get help or connect with people you trust. 

Consider what may be a safe option for you. Do you want to be able to call for help quickly? Or do you want a safe way to get a supportive ear when you need someone to talk to? Can someone see my conversations if I use a text line?

Resources: Helplines Offering Text Services (National and Provincial)

Canada Wide

Crisis Text Line (powered by Kids Help Phone)

iDetermine:

An online platform for survivors of gender-based violence including a live chat and text support line, text 647-370-8300 for support

iHeal

Free, private, and secure app for survivors of gender-based violence to find personalized ways to stay safe.

Ontario

ONTX Ontario Online & Text Crisis Services (2pm to 2am)

Assaulted Women’s Hotline

Quebec

SOS violence conjugale

Alberta

Association of Alberta Sexual Assault Services (AASAS)  Get Support | Association of Alberta Sexual Assault Services

Yukon

    Kaushee’s Place, Yukon Transition Home 

    Text: 867-668-5733

    Online chat: https://www.womenstransitionhome.ca/chat-with-us

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