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  • Distress Centres of Greater Toronto

    Comprehensive support program for individuals who have lost someone to suicide or homicide →

  • Bereaved Families of Ontario: Toronto (BFO-Toronto)

    Comprehensive grief support services for those who have lost a loved one — regardless of when, how, or who they lost →

  • Victim Services Toronto

    Comprehensive crisis response, intervention, and prevention services for victims of crime and sudden tragedy in Toronto →

  • Bereaved Families of Ontario (BFO)

    Province-wide organization dedicated to bereavement support through peer support and mutual aid →

  • Child and Youth Mental Health Services

    Community-based mental health services for children and youth across Saskatchewan →

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  • Glossary of terms
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  • Managing reactions to stress
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  • Responses to trauma
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  • The power of scheduling positive activities
  • Tips for problem solving
  • All fact sheets

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  • Understanding minority stress, resilience, and inclusion

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