Mohawk Council of Akwesasne

Community and Social Services, Iethinisten:ha Akwesasne Family Violence Program

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Record #: HWK2294 Last Modified: 02 Jan 2013 Last Full Update: 16 Nov 2011
Description and Services
HoursOffice Mon-Fri 8:30 am-5 pm * Shelter Mon-Sun 24 hours
DescriptionDomestic violence shelter * offers a 24 hour crisis line * one-on-one counselling sessions * intake * assessments * case plans * referrals * accompaniment to courts * outreach services to women in the community and Cornwall * offers a six week residential educational program for women and children who have experienced abuse * 5 transitional housing units for women who have completed the six week program. Stay up to one year * Men for Change is a 16 week educational/traditional program for men who batter * more services available, call for details
EligibilityAges: 16 year(s) and up 
 
Open to status natives and others 16+
ApplicationFor referral service call 613-937-4322 and ask to speak with a counselor. In an emergency please call 1-800-480-4280 and ask for the 24-hour crisis line.
FeesNone
Languages of ServiceEnglish ; Mohawk
Areas ServedAkwesasne - (Ontario & Quebec) and other surrounding First Nations communities ; Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties
Contact Information
Office Phone24 hours 613-937-4322
Toll Free Phone24 hours 1-800-480-4208
Fax613-937-4979
E-mailhelpdesk@akwesasne.ca
Websitewww.akwesasne.ca
Primary ContactMaggie Terrance, Director of Community and Social Services; Phone: 613-575-2341 ext 3306
Alternate ContactAdministrative Assistant
Primary ExecutiveCatherine Lelievre, Program Manager
Names
Alternate NameMen For Change Program ; Outreach Program ; PAR ; Partner Assault Response
Location & Accessibility
Located In CommunityAkwesasne
Mailing AddressBox 579 
Cornwall, ON K6H 5T3
AccessibilityFully Accessible
Other Details
SubjectsAbuse ; Assaulted women ; Counselling ; Crisis intervention ; Families ; Family violence ; Free services ; Male batterers ; Men ; Native peoples ; Nonprofit organizations
AccreditationNo
ResourcesWebsite
Established1993
FundingProvincial