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Partner with Us

Working together to support individuals in need with essential items and support. This page provides more information for Agencies or Community Partners looking for assistance for their clients.

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Together We Can Do More

Working side-by-side to support survivors.

We believe in a community model where agencies collaborate to help survivors find safety, stability, and healing.

We welcome partnerships with organizations of all sizes and backgrounds. We are always open to discussions about how we can support your work and partner with your clients.

Agency Registration Form

No Duplication of Services

We focus on tangible supports and are referral-based; you remain the primary care provider.

Compassionate Coordination

Our team works directly with you or your case workers to arrange appointments & support.

We Help Connect Clients to You

If a client doesn’t yet have a Case Worker, we help connect them to an agency that can provide one. We never leave anyone behind.

Respect and Dignity for Clients

Survivors choose their own items in a calm, respectful space that centers their voice and autonomy.

Working Together to Support Survivors

At Abuse Hurts, we believe healing happens best when we work together. While we are not a shelter or crisis agency, we partner with frontline organizations across Ontario to support survivors as they take the next steps forward.

Through our Delivering Hope program, we provide clothing, toiletries, housewares, small furnishings, and other essentials that many agencies may not have access to. These items are offered at no cost to clients or agencies, made possible by the generosity of our donors, partners, and volunteers.

We understand that many agencies are doing incredible work with limited resources. Abuse Hurts helps ease that burden by offering practical support to individuals who are leaving situations of violence, abuse or crisis, moving into housing, or starting over after trauma.