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Region(s): Avalon, Central, Eastern, Western, Labrador
Category(s): Disability
Website: http://www.connectedforsuccess.ca
Phone: 1-866-689-0758, press 1
Connected for Success is a program of Rogers Communications that offers reliable, high-speed, low-cost Internet program. This program is available if you are a tenant of a NLHC, receive income support, receive the Guaranteed Income Supplement, receive the Resettlement Assistance (Program) RAP, have a rent geared to income (RGI) tenant of a non-profit housing partner organization or are an eligible participant of the Connecting Families Program. Must live in an area where Rogers services are available.
Basic internet packages range from $9.99 per month to $34.99 per month (plus taxes), with the ability to add TV and phone services for an additional charge. Must have internet service to add TV, must have both internet service and TV service to add phone services.
Region(s): Avalon
Category(s): Justice
Website: http://www.violencepreventionae.ca
Phone: (709) 757-0137
CAVAE is an alliance of community and government agencies dedicated to ending violence; acting as an umbrella organization to provide support and enhance the violence prevention work of member agencies throughout the Avalon East region; governed by a Board of Directors. One of ten throughout the province who are working in partnership with the Provincial Government.
Region(s): Avalon, Central, Eastern, Western, Labrador
Category(s): Justice
Email: victimservices@gov.nl.ca
Website: http://www.victimserviceshelp.ca
Phone: (709) 729-0900
A free, voluntary and confidential justice service for victims of crime. Whether it’s deciding to report an incident to the police, guidance through the court process, or follow up after sentencing, they help individuals to explore options and to provide them with the information, support and understanding needed.
Region(s): Avalon, Central, Eastern, Western, Labrador
Category(s): Justice
Website: http://www.lsnl.ca/
Phone: (709) 722-4740
The Law Society is authorized by the Law Society Act, 1999 to regulate the practice of law and the legal profession in the public interest and is the sole regulatory body for all lawyers in the province. Provides a Law Library which provides members of the public with free access to legal resources, a comprehensive online directory with lawyer contact information, a program which receives and responds to allegations about lawyers, an Assurance Fund which helps clients who have lost money because of the misappropriation or conversion of funds or property by a lawyer.
Region(s): Avalon, Central, Eastern, Western, Labrador
Category(s): Justice
Email: support@journeyprojectnl.com
Website: http://www.publiclegalinfo.com/the-journey-project
Phone: 1-833-722-2805
A partnership between Public Legal Information Association of NL and the NL Sexual Assault Crisis & Prevention Centre that is designed to enhance supports and responses for survivors of sexual violence, particularly within the legal system.
Region(s): Avalon, Central, Eastern, Western, Labrador
Category(s): Justice
Email: shoffice@mun.ca
Website: http://www.mun.ca/sexualharassment
Phone: (709) 864-8199
To ensure the health, safety and security of every member of the university community and all campus visitors. The Office works to prevent sexual harassment and sexual assault through education, mitigate the effects of sexual harassment and sexual assault, and identify methods for timely resolutions of complaints of sexual harassment and sexual assault which may or may not arise at Memorial University.
Region(s): Avalon, Central, Eastern, Western, Labrador
Category(s): Justice
Website: http://www.publiclegalinfo.com
Phone: 1-888-660-7788
To provide public legal education and information services with the intent of increasing access to justice; a resource available to all members of society who require information about the law, legal processes, and the administration of justice.
St. John’s: (709) 722-2643
Toll-Free: 1-888-660-7788
Labrador: (709) 896-5235
Region(s): Avalon, Central, Eastern, Western, Labrador
Category(s): Justice
Website: http://www.gov.nl.ca/jps/corrections/pre-trial-services
Phone: (709) 729-5041
The primary goal of the Pre-Trial services program is to reduce the amount of time a youth is detained in custody pending trial by providing verified information to the Youth Justice Court at each stage of the bail hearing, combined with community supervision and programming while under the jurisdiction of an interim release order. Operates daily from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m. (midnight)
Main Office: (709) 729-5041
After Hours Cell: (709) 689-6351 or (709) 689-5303
Region(s): Avalon, Central, Eastern, Western, Labrador
Category(s): Justice
Website: http://www.childandyouthadvocate.nl.ca
Phone: 1-877-753-888
We help children and youth be heard and get the services they have a right to receive from government, its boards and its agencies. We help children and youth express their opinions or views and if they are unable to do so, speak on their behalf. We stand up for children and youth rights.
St. John’s Office: (709) 753-3888
Toll-Free: 1-877-753-888
Region(s): Avalon, Central, Eastern, Western, Labrador
Category(s): Justice
Website: http://www.citizensrep.nl.ca
Phone: 1-800-559-0079
To accept complaints from citizens who feel they have been treated unfairly with respect to their contact with government offices and agencies. The Citizens’ Representative, and staff, will attempt to mediate citizens’ complaints and if this is not possible, will undertake an impartial and unbiased investigation.