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Victim Services

Victim services programs providing support, information, and registration options for individuals affected by crime. These include provincial and national resources to assist victims in navigating the justice system, accessing support services, and staying informed about case developments.

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RISE Provided by: Community Legal Information - AKA: CLI; Community Legal Information Association (former name); CLIA (former name)

Provides free, trauma-informed legal support for people affected by sexual or intimate partner violence and workplace sexual harassment. Includes:

Legal information and publications
Up to four hours of free legal advice from a trauma-informed lawyer
Help understanding and navigating the justice system
Referrals to relevant community services

Note: No need to see a lawyer or police to receive the service.

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Restoring Family Links Provided by: Canadian Red Cross - PEI Branch

Helps people in Canada re-establish contact with immediate family members internationally after separation due to armed conflict, natural disasters, migration and other humanitarian crises.

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National Victim Services Online Information Provided by: Government of Canada - Correctional Service Canada - AKA: CSC

Website provides a variety of resources for victims of federal crimes. Includes:

Information about how to provide a victim statement
Information about choosing a victim representative
Other general information
How to Make a Complaint about Victim Services

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National Victim Services - Register as a Victim Provided by: Government of Canada - Correctional Service Canada - AKA: CSC

Victims of federal crimes do not automatically receive information about the offender who harmed them. However, victims can register to receive updates and information about the offender who harmed them, including:

Important dates and information throughout the duration of an offender's sentence
Information on different types of absences, transfers, and releases
Parole eligibility
Information about the offender's correctional plan and progress
Information about Correctional Service of Canada's victim-offender mediation services

Once registered as a victim, individuals can then register for the Victim's Portal which allows secure online information to be sent, received, and accessed.

Note: Victims can register through Correctional Service Canada or the Parole Board of Canada.

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National Inquiry Into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and and 2SLGBTQI+ People - Support Line Provided by: Government of Canada - Indigenous Services Canada - AKA: ISC

Phone line provides support for anyone who requires emotional assistance related to missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

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Legal Info Line Provided by: Community Legal Information - AKA: CLI; Community Legal Information Association (former name); CLIA (former name)

Provides information about and referrals to CLI's programs and services. Assists individuals in understanding the law, navigating the justice system, and providing support to make informed decisions during stressful situations. Issues include:

Divorce
Custody
Child support
Company and commercial, including non-profit issues
Wills
Buying property or renting
Labour and employment
Consumer protection
Criminal law
Human rights
Power of attorney
Many other topics

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Legal Aid Division - Legal Aid Provided by: Government of Prince Edward Island - Department of Justice and Public Safety - AKA: JPS

Provides free legal representation and assistance to income eligible individuals who have serious legal needs in the areas of criminal law, youth criminal justice, and family and civil law.

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Lawyer Referral Service Provided by: Community Legal Information - AKA: CLI; Community Legal Information Association (former name); CLIA (former name)

Offers a 45-minute consultation with a lawyer for legal information and general advice. The lawyer will assess if there's a legal issue, explain the process, timeline, and costs. They cannot prepare documents or represent the client. If further work is needed and agreed upon, additional fees apply.

Note: This is not Legal Aid.

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Justice Avenues Provided by: Community Legal Information - AKA: CLI; Community Legal Information Association (former name); CLIA (former name)

Provides free resources and support to racialized people to learn about their legal rights in the areas of family, immigration, and criminal law. Includes:

Legal information and publications in plain language
Support navigating the justice system
Access to free legal advice for up to four hours from lawyers who have completed trauma-informed training and anti-racism training
Access to legal clinics hosted by Justice Avenues in community spaces
Referrals to lawyers and other relevant community supports

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Indigenous Justice Program Provided by: Mi'kmaq Confederacy of PEI - AKA: MCPEI; The Confederacy

Allows Indigenous people a traditional justice system based on holistic community values and reflects the unique and cultural needs of Indigenous people. The program includes justice circles and can help Indigenous people navigate the justice system.

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