Victim Services
Hastings Prince Edward Lennox & Addington
Helping victims of crime move forward.
Get Involved
Make a meaningful difference in your community — become a volunteer with Victim Services HPELA. By offering compassionate support to individuals and families, you help guide people through some of life’s most difficult moments.
As a registered charity with a growing caseload, we need your help. To ensure the continuity of all our programs and services, Victim Services HPELA must fundraise approximately 40% of our operating budget. Donations go towards our Mobile Tracking System Program, victims' expenses, home security cameras, volunteer expenses/supplies, and after hours staffing.
Be the reason someone gets the help they need Turn compassion into action — donate today.
Our Impact
Our annual report highlights how we help individuals and families affected by crime and sudden tragedy in our communities. Through stories, statistics, and insights, you can see the difference our programs and volunteers make — and the ongoing need for compassionate support. Behind every number is a person who reached out for help and a community that stood beside them.
2157
Referrals Received
1313
Safety Plans Completed
3028
Clients Served
437
Bail Notifications
Statistics From Victim Services HPELA Annual Report 2025.
Community Resources
Sometimes extra support can make a real difference. Victim Services of HPELA is here to provide crisis response, practical help, and supportive programs for victims of crime and tragedy across Hastings, Prince Edward, Lennox & Addington.
If your needs go beyond the services we provide, our community partners can connect you with the support that’s right for you. Simply select your county from the links below to find resources tailored to your community and needs.
Emergency & Victim Support
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911 immediately.
Victim Services of HPELA is available 24/7 to respond to requests for victim assistance from emergency services, including police, fire, and EMS. Our team provides compassionate crisis support, practical assistance, safety planning, and connections to community resources for individuals affected by crime or sudden tragedy.
For non-emergency support or additional information, you can contact Victim Services directly Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Please note that responses may take up to 72 hours.
Local: (613) 771 - 1767
Toll Free: 1 (866) - 680 - 9972
Partnerships & Funders
Victim Services is built on strong partnerships and the generous support of our funders. Through collaboration with community organizations, committees, and dedicated agencies, we’re able to provide timely, compassionate support to individuals impacted by crime and tragedy.
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Victim Services is an active member of the following networks and committees:
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Quinte Coordinating Committee Against Violence
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Quinte & District Victims Fund
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Quinte Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition
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Ontario Network of Victim Services Providers
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Quinte Local Immigration Partnership
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Regional Collaborative Review Committee
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Prince Edward County Community Safety & Wellbeing Plan
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Situation Tables, and more.
Our funders play a vital role in ensuring these services remain accessible, sustainable, and responsive to the needs of our community. Together, we are committed to enhancing safety, healing, and resilience for those we serve.
