External support resources

Marie-Vincent does not offer emergency services. You are also required to report the situation to Youth Protection Services (DPJ). Learn more by visiting our page How to react in case of doubt or disclosure?

A multilingual, confidential service available 24/7 if you are a victim or survivor of human trafficking, or if you suspect or know someone who may be. The service connects victims and survivors with social services and law enforcement.

This service offers listening, support, and referrals 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Anonymous and confidential, it is available to survivors of sexual violence and anyone who wants to support them.

Crisis intervention services are available if you are experiencing distress. Confidential support is offered 24/7.

A website created by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection to support young people affected by the online sharing of intimate images and to guide them through the steps to have images removed.

Canada’s national tipline, operated by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, for reporting online sexual exploitation and abuse of children. It also serves as a key resource for information on online sexual violence. In case of immediate danger, call 911.

City	Hospital	Phone
Châteauguay	Anna-Laberge Hospital	450-699-2425
Granby	Granby Hospital	450-375-8000
Saint-Hyacinthe	Honoré-Mercier Hospital	450-771-3333
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu	Haut-Richelieu Hospital	450-359-5000
Valleyfield	Valleyfield Hospital	450-371-9920
Longueuil	Charles-LeMoyne Hospital (13 and under)	450-466-5000
Longueuil	Pierre-Boucher Hospital (14 and over)	450-468-8111

For youth aged 12 and over. Go to the emergency department (24/7); a designated centre worker will meet you there. If the assault occurred more than 5 days ago but less than 6 months ago, call: 450-668-1803 ext. 45173

Primarily serves French-speaking clients. Go directly to the emergency department (24/7). If the assault occurred more than 5 days ago: two specialized clinics are available by appointment.

• Children’s clinic: 514-345-4866
• Adolescent clinic: 514-345-4722

Primarily serves English-speaking clients. Go directly to the emergency department (24/7). If the assault occurred more than 5 days ago: a specialized clinic is available by appointment.

• Sexual assault clinic: 514-412-4481

Primarily serves English-speaking clients. Go directly to the emergency department (24/7). If the assault occurred more than 5 days ago: a specialized clinic is available by appointment.

• Sexual assault clinic: 514-412-4481

Sexual exploitation is a form of sexual violence that can have serious consequences. Several resources are available to help, including the Sphères program, of which Marie-Vincent is a partner. It supports young people aged 12 to 24 in Montréal who are experiencing sexual exploitation and wish to make changes in their lives, through a voluntary, needs-based approach.

An initiative by the Young Bar of Montreal for youth aged 12 to 21. Provides free, confidential, and judgment-free legal information from volunteer lawyers. 

Founder of the Info-Sexual Violence Helpline. Offers support services tailored to adults (18+) and indirectly supports their loved ones and professionals working with them. Bilingual, free, and confidential.

List of all CALACS in Québec

List of all CAVACs in Québec