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Support Groups

CFCN is trying to connect support groups that provide practical information, support, and advice for those that have a loved one involved in the justice system all across Canada. If you know of one that should come on or off the list below, please let us know through our CONTACT page. â€‹If you lead a group and want to get connected with other groups, message us at info@cfcn-rcafd.org.

Family Support Groups in Canada

The John Howard Society, Vancouver BC (1-1 Support)
(604) 872-5471 ext.231


T.O.D.D. Support and Advocacy Foundation, Edmonton AB
(780) 991-8402


The Bridge House, Hamilton ON
(905) 522-0283


The John Howard Society of Hamilton, Burlington & Area ON
(905) 522 4446 ext 247

 

The John Howard Society, London ON
(519) 438-4168


Canadian Mental Health Association, Oxford County

(Supporting families with Mental Illness/Addiction)

(800) 859-7248


St. Leonard’s Society, Windsor ON
(519) 256-1878


Dismas Fellowship, Toronto ON
(888) 371-2326

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The Salvation Army, Kingston ON
(613) 549-2676


Restoring Dignity and Hope, Barry ON
(705) 796-2212


MOMS (Mothers Offering Mutual Support) Group, Ottawa ON
www.momsottawa.com


Relais Famille, Montreal QC
(855) 419-6632


Moncton Community Chaplaincy, Moncton NB
(506) 851-6384

 

Virtual Support Group

CFCN offers a virtual support group on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month! 

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Areas of Support:

  • Knowledge

  • Referrals

  • Peer Support

  • Social Inclusion

  • Safe Space

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Contact us at supportgroup@cfcn-rcafd.org if you are interested in joining. 

Want to start a group in your area?

Many people and organizations tell us they would like to start a group as there is not one close enough to them so CFCN created A Guide to Setting up a Family Support Group. It offers answers to all your questions with tips and ideas to help you begin and lead a group.

Just want something for yourself?

Our Coping Over Time guide offers information from family members to family members on ideas, suggestions, and advice on how to cope with having a person in your family involved in crime.

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