‘BUILDING A SAFE COMMUNITY’  Services Directory

Partners Against Violence
Agencies, organizations and schools making a difference together!

What is Violence?
Violence is any purposeful act or actions that cause physical, emotional, mental or spiritual damage/injury/hurt to an individual or a group of people.

Abuse is any act or lack of action that takes power over or lessens the power of a person or group of people in order to cause mental, emotional, physical or spiritual hurt and stress.

1. Canadian Mental Health Association: (306) 692-4240 
www.cmhamj.com  Research, education, advocacy and promotion of mental  health and mental  well being.  

2. Canadian Red Cross: (306) 692-9776
www.redcross.ca Prevention education, information training & workshops that promote respect in terms of  relationship violence, bullying & child abuse.

3. Five Hills Health Region: Mental Health & Addictions: (306) 691-6464 Or (306) 694-0379
www.fhhr.ca Child /Youth/Adults assessments, Range of mental health and addictions treatment, Psychiatric Service and for men: ‘Alternatives to Violence’ program.

4.  Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Separate School Division # 22: (306) 694-5333
www.htcsd.ca information, prevention, intervention, post intervention, therapy/counseling, referral with children/families.

5.  John Howard Society: (306) 693-0777                      
www.johnhoward.ca Helping offenders, victims and families: advocacy, program development, public education/networking and branch support services.

6. Kids First Program: (306) 692-0579
www.kidsfirst.ca Support child development; programs to empower families, and assess for referrals to agencies.

7. Ministry of Social Services: (306) 694-3647
www.socialservices.gov.sk.ca Child protection, community living; family violence, foster care, income assistance, services to seniors, services to youth.

8. Moose Jaw & District Seniors: (306) 694-4223
Social, physical and mental well-being programs for seniors 50 and over. 

9. Moose Jaw Family YMCA: (306) 692-0688
www.moosejawymca.ca We offer a variety of children, youth, adult and family programs to build strong kids, strong families, and strong communities.

10. Moose Jaw Ministerial Committee: (306) 692-2844
www.mjchurches.com The Christian Churches of MJ are sufficiently varied to provide a wide range of services, including spiritual and personal counselling, worship experiences and practical support in a time of need.

11. Moose Jaw Multicultural Council: (306) 693-4677
www.mjmcinc.ca Settlement, language classes, employment services, host programs, licensed day care, and volunteer opportunities.

12. Moose Jaw Women’s Transition House: Crisis Line: (306) 693-6511, Outreach Program: (306) 693-6847, Children’s Program: (306) 693-6848
http://mj-thouse.shelternet.ca Shelter for women and children, children programming, individual or group support for individuals experiencing violence. 

13. Parent Mentoring Program: (306) 692-0579                        
www.pmps.ca The Parent Mentoring Program (M.O.M.) parents who feel they need support with a volunteer mentor for weekly visits.  

14. Prairie South School Division #210: (306) 693-4631
www.prairiesouth.ca Information, prevention, intervention, post intervention, therapy/counseling, referral with children/families.

15. STOPS: Provincial Organization: 1 (306) 787-3835
www.stopstoviolence.com Provincial Community Connections

16. Southern Plains Métis Local #160: (306) 693-4004 Métis and aboriginal advocacy, community computer access, employment education and programming.

17. The Moose Jaw Housing Authority: (306) 694-4055
www.moosejawhousingauthority.com Provides adequate, suitable and affordable housing for individuals and households with low to moderate incomes

18. The Moose Jaw South Central Regional Intersectoral Committee/Coordinator:  (306) 691-1569 www.mjscregionalintersectoralcommittee.org
Point of contact and communication with agencies and organizations requiring services.

19. Victim Services: Moose Jaw & District: Coordinator: (306) 694-7621
www.mjpolice.ca/vs.htm Information, support and referrals for victims of crime and tragic events. Volunteers: (306) 694-7624

20. Kids Help Line: 1-800-668-6868
www.kidshelpphone.ca Toll-free, 24-hour, bilingual, confidential and anonymous phone and web counseling, referral and information service for children and youth.