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Learn the Warning Signs
Most Ontarians feel a personal responsibility for reducing woman abuse...
and recognizing it is the first step.

Take the warning signs seriously.

When should I call the Police?

 

Call the police if anyone’s safety is at risk – your own, the woman who is being abused or her children.

The police are trained to utilize other resources if it is necessary. If you are unsure of whether or not to contact the police, and you are not in an emergency situation, contact the Assaulted Women's Helpline (1-866-863-0511) or a local shelter to discuss the situation.

The police should not be your first resource if the situation is not an emergency, but it is important to remember that if you are concerned about the safety of the abused woman, her children or your own safety, you should call the police. Do not hesitate to contact the police in a potentially life-threatening situation!

 

 

 







~What is Woman Abuse?

~What types of woman abuse have been identified?

~Why does woman abuse occur?

~What are the effects of woman abuse?

~How many women die as a result of woman abuse?

~What do I need to think about if I try to help an abused woman?

~How can I find supportive services in my community?

~Why doesn’t she just leave?

~When should I call the Police?

~What about abuse and pregnancy?

 
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