Sexual Assault Care Centre

Women in Crisis Algoma Inc. is a non-profit organization based in Sault Ste. Marie, Canada, dedicated to providing free temporary emergency shelter and support services for women and children experiencing abuse and violence. Their services include a 24-hour crisis line, child and youth support programs, family court and transitional housing support, counseling services, and various workshops aimed at empowering women who have left or are leaving abusive relationships. With a focus on holistic and feminist perspectives, Women in Crisis Algoma Inc. aims to create a safe and supportive environment where women can make informed choices and heal from the trauma of abuse. In a single year, they have assisted numerous women and children through their emergency shelter services, crisis support, counseling, and outreach programs, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in combating gender-based violence. Generated from their website

The Algoma Pregnancy Care Centre in Sault Ste Marie, ON, is a Christian non-profit organization dedicated to providing compassionate care to women and families facing unexpected pregnancies. They focus on offering support and resources to help individuals explore all their pregnancy options in a confidential and free of charge manner. With a commitment to assisting clients in making well-informed decisions, the Centre provides accurate information and a safe space to discuss options such as parenting and adoption. However, it is important to note that the Centre does not provide or assist in arranging for abortions, and their services are not a substitute for professional medical or counselling care. Generated from the website

Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services (OAHS) is the largest Indigenous non-profit housing provider in Ontario, dedicated to building homes and empowering urban Indigenous communities. With a focus on safe, affordable, and culturally-based housing, OAHS offers a range of programs aimed at improving housing conditions and homeownership opportunities for Indigenous individuals and families. OAHS has successfully housed over 7,000 people through its affordable housing initiatives and provided support for home repairs and ownership through various programs. The organization reinforces its commitment to Indigenous rights and well-being by fostering collaborative partnerships at all levels of government to address the housing needs of Indigenous people in both urban and rural settings. Generated from the website