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3 programs found
Support Services for Indigenous Victims
Native Para-judicial Services of Quebec
The service aims to ensure that women receive appropriate assistance throughout the legal process.
1882 River Road, Kahnawake, QC, Canada
1 833 753-2095
spaq.qc.ca
Team dedicated to Indigenous communities
Crime Victims Assistance Centres (CAVAC)
The CAVAC provides services to Indigenous victims, their loved ones, and witnesses of criminal acts.
Many centres in Montreal
514 277-9860
cavac.qc.ca
Victim Services Program
First Peoples Justice Center of Tiohtià:ke / Montreal
We can assist you with your needs if you’ve been in a harmful situation.
3500 Av. Laval, Montréal, QC, Canada
514 840-9485
cjppm.org
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