
Community Resources
Sometimes additional support can make a meaningful difference. We work closely with trusted community partners and organizations that offer a wide range of services, including counselling, housing support, legal assistance, and crisis care.
If your needs extend beyond the services we provide, these resources can help connect you with the right support in your community.
Download the Hastings County Community Resource Booklet to access a collection of trusted local organizations and support services. Inside, you’ll find information on counselling, housing support, legal assistance, crisis care, wellness resources, and more.
Download the Prince Edward County Resource Booklet to access a collection of trusted local organizations and support services. Inside, you’ll find information on counselling, housing support, legal assistance, crisis care, wellness resources, and more.
Download the Lennox & Addington County Resource Booklet to access a collection of trusted local organizations and support services. Inside, you’ll find information on counselling, housing support, legal assistance, crisis care, wellness resources, and more.
Emergency Services
When emergency services attend a scene involving a victim of crime or traumatic event, Victim Services can be contacted to provide on-scene or follow-up support to help individuals and families navigate the immediate aftermath and connect with the resources they need.

POLICE SERVICES
BANCROFT OPP
BELLEVILLE POLICE SERVICE
CENTRAL HASTINGS OPP
LENNOX & ADDINGTON OPP
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY OPP
TYENDINAGA MOHAWK TERRITORY POLICE
QUINTE WEST OPP
FIRE SERVICES
BANCROFT FIRE DEPARTMENT
BELLEVILLE FIRE SERVICES
GREATER NAPANEE FIRE SERVICES
STONE MILLS FIRE DEPARTMENT
ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS FIRE DEPARTMENT
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT
STIRLING-RAWDON FIRE DEPARTMENT
QUINTE WEST FIRE SERVICES
LOYALIST FIRE DEPARTMENT

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

