Gender-Based Violence Shelters - City of Thunder Bay

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Gender-Based Violence Shelters - City of Thunder Bay

Crisis services providing temporary residence and supports for people escaping gender-based violence or abuse. Services provided may include counselling, community referrals, safety planning, and emergency transportation.
See also Emergency Shelters for Adults, Emergency Shelters for Adults with Children, Emergency Shelters for Youth, *Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Response, and Transitional Housing*.


These services are located in City of Thunder Bay
	Beendigen - Administration 100 Anemki Dr Suite 103, Fort William First Nation, ON P7J 1J4	807-622-1121
	Beendigen - Anishinabe Women's Crisis Home Thunder Bay, ON P7J 1J4	807-346-4357
	Beendigen - Thunder Bay - Transitional Housing and Support Program Thunder Bay, ON P7J 1J4	807-622-1121
	Beendigen - Thunder Bay - Wakaigin Housing Services Thunder Bay, ON P7J 1J4	807-622-1121
	Faye Peterson House Thunder Bay, ON P7B 6T7	No public telephone number
	Faye Peterson House - Thunder Bay - Transitional and Housing Support Program Thunder Bay, ON P7B 6T7	1-800-465-6971
	Faye Peterson House - Thunder Bay - Women's Shelter Thunder Bay, ON P7B 6T7	807-345-0450
	Urban Abbey - Emergency Women's Shelter 308 Red River Rd, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 1B1	807-768-8923

These services are located outside of City of Thunder Bay, but provide service to City of Thunder Bay.
	Abuse Hurts/Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness 120 Harry Walker Pkwy N, Newmarket, ON L3Y 7B2	905-727-4357 (905-727-HELP)
	Naotkamegwanning First Nation - Women's Shelter Naotkamegwanning/Whitefish Bay First Nation, ON P0X 1L0	807-226-2605
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