Crisis Services in Middlesex County

Services in Middlesex County

Women’s Rural Resource Centre, Strathroy Education, prevention and support services for women and families impacted by abuse

Women’s Rural Resource Centre, Children’s Program Counsellors seek to strengthen child-parent attachments and promote children's resiliency factors by providing a safe place to process experiences of trauma related to abuse * mothers provided with supports to enhance their parenting capacity

Children’s Aid Society of London and Middlesex Investigates allegations of child abuse and neglect under the Child and Family Services Act

Services across Middlesex County and City of London

Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, and Sexual Assault
Child Abuse, Well-Being, and Welfare
Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Response
Intimate Partner Violence Counselling
Anger Management

Counselling
Counselling – Family, Couple, Individual

Bereavement Support
Bereavement Support

Crisis Pregnancy and Maternity
Crisis Pregnancy and Maternity Homes

Victim Services
Victim Services

Housing & Shelter
Shelters, Transitional Housing and Drop-in Centres for Women

Information on Indigenous Services
Health and social services for Indigenous communities are often a combination of traditional healing, primary care, cultural programs, health promotion programs, resource centres, community development initiatives, and social support services. Indigenous peoples are the descendants of the original inhabitants of North America, who identify as First Nations, Métis, or Inuit.

The three First Nations communities closest in proximity to Middlesex County and the City of London are: Chippewa of the Thames First Nation (part of the Anishinaabe); Oneida Nation of the Thames (part of the Haudenosaunee); and, Munsee-Delaware Nation (part of the Leni-Lunaape).

Need More Help?

Community Connectors are fundamental to helping Middlesex County families get connected to the services and supports they need. Contact or visit a Middlesex County Library to speak with a Community Connector.

Community Navigator Josh Smith is an expert on all the services and programs around the County, and is your first step in finding which service could be the best fit for you.

Local organizations are available to assist with housing, securing employment, education, accessing mental health and addiction services, food and clothing supports, social assistance and everything in between. Whatever your need, contact the Community Navigator to get started. Josh can help you every step of the way: from discovering which program may be best suited to your needs, to referrals and connections with that program, as well as compiling and completing required documentation.

If you think the Community Navigator can help you, please reach out at communitynavigator@middlesex.ca or 519-808-0588. If you are a resident of Middlesex County you qualify for assistance: there is no referral required, no eligibility requirements, and no cost. Josh is here to help, and is happy to be your first step! Middlesex County Library Community Navigator page

For More Information

For more information on crisis services visit the Crisis Services page on Familyinfo.ca.

Helpful Resources

The Help Yourself Through Hard Times resource is a guide to basic needs services for London and Middlesex County. It lists services that provide assistance to individuals and families on limited incomes during times of financial hardship. The booklet is updated once a year, and is available for download (see below), or in print form from the City of London or at many social service locations in London.

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Edits and Suggestions for Existing Services
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Contact Nadine Devin, Project Manager, Middlesex County Library, ndevin@middlesex.ca.

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