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BeSafe

Whether you are a CMCC student, employee or patient at our clinics, you are a valued member of the CMCC community and we make your personal safety and security on our premises a number one priority.

To keep you safe, we are designing and implementing new programs and strategies in collaboration with CMCC community members and partners to protect the rights of everyone on campus and provide a respectful, inclusive, professional and safe environment for all.

Safety is the responsibility of everyone on campus and by working together, we can ensure that your rights and your security are protected.

Help begins right here

Where to go

If you are a Student

Visit the Student Services Division in Room 220 (outside of the CCPA Hall) so they may direct you accordingly.

Office hours are Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Drop in to meet with the student counsellor or book an appointment with:

Ms. Karen Rice, Student Counsellor (krice@cmcc.ca), 416 482 2340 ext. 104
Ms. Kimberley Kelly, Director, Student Success (kkelly@cmcc.ca) 416 482 2340 ext. 219

If you are an Employee

Visit the Human Resources (HR) Division in Room 330 (third floor across from the Student Lounge, beside the Accounting & Finance Division). Office hours are Monday to Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HR has an open door policy so please feel free to drop in anytime knowing that anything you discuss is confidential. Or, book an appointment with:

Ms. Evelyn Humphries, Director, Human Resources and Employment Engagement (ehumphries@cmcc.ca) Tel: 416 428 2340 ext. 295, OR
Ms. Sharlene Browne, Manager, Human Resources (sbrowne@cmcc.ca) Tel: 416 482 2340 ext. 254

CMCC also offers 24/7 Confidential Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) through our third party vendor ComPsych. Contact EAP services at Tel: 866 641 3847 or online by visiting guidanceresources.com,and enter in WEBID: CMCCEAP

If you are a CMCC Patient

If you feel comfortable, speak with your intern or clinician regarding any concerns you might currently be experiencing. They will be able to provide you with a list of resources designed to address whatever issue you have. If the issue you are experiencing relates to either your intern or clinician, or you wish to speak with someone else, please contact Susan Rutherford, Director, Clinic Administration (srutherford@cmcc.ca) or Tel. 416 482 2340 ext. 109 and she will be able to direct your concern to the appropriate person.

Are you in danger?

Your Safety is our Concern

The personal safety of our community members is of the utmost importance to CMCC. Individuals who feel as though their personal safety is at risk should get to safety.

On Campus

In the case of imminent danger/injury call 911 and CMCC Reception.

In case of non-imminent danger/injury, go somewhere you know with someone you trust.

Feel Violated or Victimized?

CMCC provides services to ensure that its community members are physically and psychologically healthy.Often, individuals that have had their rights violated may not feel like themselves, may feel unhealthy or unwell. If you feel that you have had your rights violated or have been victimized:

Remember - it is not your fault.

Talk to someone you trust such as a close friend or relative.
Talk to a CMCC representative who is trained to protect your identity and provide you with help.
If the violation was physical in nature and even if you feel you have no obvious injuries, seek medical attention.

Who can you call?

Feel unsafe? Have you been assaulted or victimized?

If you are a Student

Consult with Ms. Karen Rice, Student Counsellor (krice@cmcc.ca) 416 482 2340 ext.104 to discuss your personal situation or the Student Services Division T: 416 482 2340 ext. 147 and they will provide you with the appropriate help.

If you are an Employee

Contact the Human Resources Division or your immediate supervisor if you believe he or she should be apprised and has resources to help.

If you are a Patient (or if you are off campus and need immediate assistance)

If you feel comfortable, speak with your intern or clinician. They will be able to provide you with a list of resources designed to address whatever issue you have. If the issue you are experiencing relates to either your intern or clinician, or you wish to speak with someone else, please contact Susan Rutherford, Director, Clinic Administration (srutherford@cmcc.ca) or Tel. 416 482 2340 ext. 109 and she will be able to direct your concern to the appropriate person.

In urgent circumstances where you need immediate assistance

Call Police at 416 808 3200 or 416 967 2133 or call 911

Sexual Assault Resources

Toronto Rape Crisis Centre

Tel: 416 597 1171 (main line) or 416 597 8808 (counselling line). Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

The centre offers legal support, referrals, a 24-hour crisis line, support groups and in-person counselling for victims of sexual assault.

More information can be found at http://www.trccmwar.ca/.

Assaulted Women’s Help Line

Tel: 416 863 0511 or 1 866 863 0511 (Ontario).

If assaulted in the last 72 hours, call the Emergency Help Line 416 323 6040. It is anonymous, accessible 24 hours a day. More information is available at http://www.awhl.org/.

Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Care Centre at the Women’s College Hospital

Tel: 416 323 6040, located at 76 Grenville Street, TO M5S 1B2

24-hour medical care centre for adults who have been victims of sexual assault, offering emergency and follow-up http://www.womenscollegehospital.ca/programs/program116.html.

Barbara Schlifer Commemorative Clinic

Tel: 416 323 9149, located at 489 College Street, Suite 503, TO M6G 1A5.

Free counselling, legal, interpretation, information and referral service for women who are survivors of violence. Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. http://www.schliferclinic.com.

York Region Women's Sexual Assault Helpline

Tel: 905 895 7313

Hostel Services, Central Intake

Tel: 416 397 5637

Ontario Victim Support Line

Tel: 416 314 2447

Peel Rape Crisis Centre

Tel: 905 273 9442

Do you need to talk?

You may just need to talk to someone. Some people need help figuring out what has happened to them and how to process it; others just feel off and need to vent.

Help is Always Available

CMCC is committed to helping all members of the CMCC community. These pages will continually evolve in the coming months. Just know that a CMCC representative is available for you whenever you may need resources in the future. Our help is not a one-time service.

If you just want someone to talk to:

The City of Toronto offers a variety of crisis services through Emergency and Crisis Services at 211Toronto.ca.
The Gerstein Centre offers free 24/7 crisis intervention to adults living in the City of Toronto who experience mental health problems.
Crisis Line at 416 929 5200.
You can call the Toronto Distress Centre at 416 408 HELP (4357). The Toronto Distress Centre provides a confidential help-line service available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to persons experiencing emotional distress.

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