Emergency Contacts
Staffed 24/7, St. Joseph’s Hospital, London ()
519 646-6100 ext 64224
Lawson Hall, Rm. 1257 (24/7)
From a campus phone: call 911 or x83300 (non-emergency line)
From a cell phone: call 519-661-3300
*For reports of gender-based violence, WSCS will connect you with the local police service.
Important Contacts
Gender-Based Violence & Survivor Support Case Manager
519 661-3568
support@uwo.ca
(formerly Sexual Assault Centre of London)
24 hour crisis & support line:
519 642-3000
24/7 Crisis and Support Services
In person: 648 Huron St, London ()
Phone: 519 433-2023
Human Rights Office
519 661-3334 (non-emergencies only)
Ontario Hall, Room 3C10
needtotalk@uwo.ca
Survivors of sexual assault may be eligible for up to four hours of free, confidential legal advice.
Zhwwanong 24 Hr Emergency Women's Shelter for First Nations women and their children
256 Hill St, London, Ontario
Phone: 1-800-605-7477
Trans Lifeline:
877-330-6366
Disclosures of Gender-Based and Sexual Violence
A disclosure of an experience with gender-based and sexual violence does not require a formal complaint be submitted. The Gender-Based Violence & Survivor Support Case Manager is there to connect survivors with resources and support, regardless of whether a formal complaint is submitted.
Support Options for Survivors of Gender-Based and Sexual Violence
As the survivor, you decide what's next.
Disclosing
A disclosure is the sharing of information by a Survivor with a Member of the University Community concerning an incident of Gender-Based and Sexual Violence.
This may or may not be for the purpose of accessing supports, services, and/or accommodations.
Making a formal complaint
Disclosure does not result in a formal complaint being made.
The decision to make a disclosure and that of filing a non-criminal complaint with the University are separate decisions to be made by a survivor.
They are not required to participate in an investigation by the University.
Getting Support
The Gender-Based Violence & Survivor Support Case Manager is there to connect survivors with resources and support, regardless of whether a formal complaint is submitted.
You can reach out via email at support@uwo.ca or by calling 519-661-3568.
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Helping survivors means connecting them with professional support and advice.
Receiving Disclosures
Disclosures can be made to university employees, emeriti, visiting professors, contractors, affiliated persons, and student leaders. It is important to refer any disclosure to a professional so the survivor can make informed decisions about accessing support.
Survivors are not required to file a formal complaint to access support.
Confidentiality
All referrals can be made using our online form.
Supporting survivors means respecting their privacy and only sharing information with professional supports to ensure they can make informed decisions.
Referring to Support
Anyone receiving a disclosure should listen and connect them with the Gender-Based Violence & Survivor Support Case Manager.
*With the exception of those providing health care to the student, who are not required to refer.
Gender-Based Violence & Survivor Support Case Manager