Women's Centre of Halton (The)

Mental health counselling

• for women struggling with depression, anxiety or other undiagnosed mental health challenges and are in need of mental health supports

Drop-in and phone support

• open to all women who may be going through a difficult time and are facing challenges in their everyday life
• peer supporters provide one-on-one support by phone, or in person
• Burlington Public Library - Central Branch, 2331 New St, Burlington
• Halton Hills Public Library - Georgetown Branch, 9 Church St, Georgetown

Abuse/crisis counselling

• one-on-one counselling for women dealing with the effects of abuse
• women will receive emotional support and guidance throughout the healing process with a focus on concrete plans for future safety

Life skills coaching

• women dealing with low self-esteem can receive up to eight personalized life coaching sessions
• learn skills to find empowerment and boost self-esteem

Legal Advice

• volunteer lawyers provide a free half hour legal advice session

Income tax clinic

• tax preparation for low income women that includes advice on rebates and benefits including the Canada Child Tax Benefit and health care benefits
• call or visit for financial eligibility
• clinics run from the end of February to the end of March

Borrow a Laptop

• loaning laptops to women in the Halton region to support their personal and professional development goals, and to make it easier for women to join our workshops
• Drop in or send an email to borrow one from our Technology Lending Library

Family Court Advocacy

• provide emotional and practical support navigating the family law and court system.

Ages: 18 year(s) and up

Open to anyone that identifies as female or nonbinary

Call or visit for more information

• Abuse / Assault - Counselling for People Experiencing Abuse

• In-Person Office Hours: Mon, 10 am-8 pm, Tue-Fri, 10 am-5 pm
• Peer Support Phone Line: Mon-Fri 10 am-8 pm