Campus Police

EMERGENCY - Call 911
Non-emergencies or inquiries 519 661-3300

• Emergency response
• Report of crime to local law enforcement.

Student Health Services (SHS)

519-661-3030
UCC Rm 11 (lower level)

• Full-service medical clinic
• Multidisciplinary counselling services including social work, physician, and psychiatry

Student Development Centre (SDC)

519.661.3031
WSS Rm 4100

• Psychological services
• Individual counselling
• Crisis counselling
• Group counselling

King's Counselling

Counselling and Student Development (C&SD)
519-433-3491 ext. 4321
Wemple Building 157

• Counselling services for students registered at King’s University College

Residence Counsellor

Contact Residence Counsellor by email

• Counselling service for students currently living on campus in residence

Employee Assistance Program

1.800.668.9920

• Family Service Thames Valley provides counselling and support for all full time faculty, staff and their immediate families
• Confidential counselling on - couple issues, family troubles, parenting, stress, alcohol and drug issues, finances, grief, depression or coping with illness

Equity and Human Rights Services (EHRS)

Tel: 519-661-3334 (or ext. 83334)
Fax: 519-661-2133
E-mail: equity@uwo.ca

• Information on the University’s discrimination and harassment policies
• Employment equity and diversity
• Any human rights related issues.

• Education, awareness, training and social marketing campaign
• Run by the University Students’ Council, UWO, Sexual Assault Centre London, and Changing Ways.

I Know Someone

usc.iknowsomeone@uwo.ca
I Know Someone is an education, awareness, training and social marketing campaign developed by the University Students' Council, Western University, Sexual Assault Centre London, and Changing Ways.

Goals of Campaign:

• Increase awareness about the continuum of sexual violence
• Teach bystander skills to safely intervene when necessary
• Empower students to recognize their role in ending sexual violence

Developing A Response To Sexual Violence: A Resource Guide for Ontario's Colleges and Universities (.pdf)

Regional Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Treatment Centre

Monday to Friday: 8am - 4pm 
Tel: 519 646-6100 ext. 64224
After hours: 519 646-6100, press "0" and ask switchboard to page the nurse-on-call for sexual assault and domestic violence

If you have been physically or sexually assaulted and it is between 8am-4pm go to the Urgent Care Centre at St. Joseph's Hospital.  After 4:00 pm go to nearest emergency room and request to speak with the 24 hour sexual assault on-call nurse.

The Sexual Assault Centre London

Sexual Assault Centre London
255 Horton Street East, 3rd Floor
London, Ontario N6B 1L1
Tel: (519) 439-0844

The Sexual Assault Centre provides the following services to women 16 years of age and over that have experienced any form of sexual violence, including childhood sexual abuse, adult or recent sexual assault and sexual harassment. 

London Abused Women’s Centre

Tel: 519-432-2204
Open for appointments 9-5 Monday to Friday
For crisis counselling
Abused Women’s Helpline 519-642-3000.

Abused women will be offered hope and help for their hurt through the provision of advocacy, counselling and support services in a safe, non-crisis, non-residential setting. You can contact us by phone for an appointment for free counselling, advice and emotional support with a commitment to protecting your privacy. An interpreter will be made available through Across Languages if you prefer to speak in your own language. In the counselling session, we offer safety planning and useful information about the abuse you are experiencing. Child care is provided during your appointment.

London Intercommunity Health Centre

659 Dundas Street
London, Ontario
519 660-0874

Offers a variety of services including health care, support and assistance in obtaining identification and housing, counseling, crisis intervention services, disease screening and referrals to other services.

24 Hour Crisis & Support Line
519.438.2272

Atlohsa Native Family Healing Services
519-438-0068
Physical, mental, emotional and spiritual support to First Nations women and men in violent relationships

Kids Help Phone Line
1800.668.6868

London Distress Centre
519-667-6711

Mental Health Crisis Service
519 433-2023

London Police Service
601 Dundas Street
London, Ontario
Call 911 for emergencies
519 661-5670 for general inquires

Victim/Witness Assistance Program
80 Dundas Street
London, Ontario
Tel: 519-660-3041

Legal Aid Ontario
Ontario Legal Aid Plan
171 Queens Avenue, Suite 610
London, Ontario
Tel: 519-433-8179
Fax: 519-433-6010

Women's Community House
101 Wellington Road
London, Ontario
519 642-3003
24-hour Helpline 519 642-3000 or 1-800-265-1576
TTY 519 642-3000
http://www.shelterlondon.org/

Women’s Community House has been providing shelter for abused women and their children since 1978. There are a total of 67 beds available at our two shelter locations and there is no charge for your stay. While in the shelter, women can receive counselling and are offered programs such as personal safety planning and moving toward a life free of violence. Specialized programs for children who have witnessed violence are also available. Support for physical and mental health is available on site through partnerships with Canadian Mental Health Association and the London Middlesex Health Unit. Children and youth (up to age 16) can stay with you in family-style rooms. Our Wellington Shelter is located at 101 Wellington Road and our Clarke Shelter is located at 450 Clarke Road.

Zhaawanong Shelter
256 Hill Street
London, Ontario
519 432-2270

Zhaawanong Shelter provides shelter, care, consoling and referrals for First Nations women and their children. It is under the Atênlos Native Family Violence Services umbrella. Women's Emergency Centre 975 James Street., Woodstock, Ontario 519 539-4811 Toll free 1-800-265-1938 Elgin County