Crisis & health
Immediate help and everyday health guidance.
Call or text 988, 24/7, free and confidential, anywhere in Canada.
Health811 ↗Free, 24/7 health advice from a registered nurse — call 811 or go online.
CMHA Ontario ↗Canadian Mental Health Association — mental-health support and local branches.
211 Ontario ↗Dial 211 to find community and social services near you, 24/7, many languages.
Injury-specific support
Organizations that understand what you're going through.
Support, education, and a help line for people living with acquired brain injury.
Spinal Cord Injury Ontario ↗Services and peer support for people with spinal cord injuries.
March of Dimes Canada ↗Rehabilitation, mobility, and independent-living programs for people with disabilities.
MADD Canada — Victim Services ↗Support for people affected by impaired-driving crashes.
Insurance, benefits & disputes
The official bodies behind Ontario auto benefits and workplace injuries.
Ontario's regulator; consumer guidance on your auto coverage and rights.
License Appeal Tribunal (LAT) ↗Hears disputes between claimants and insurers over accident benefits.
WSIB ↗Workplace Safety and Insurance Board — benefits for workplace injuries.
The SABS (O. Reg. 34/10) ↗The Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule itself, on Ontario e-Laws.
Legal help & your rights
Ways to find, verify, and understand legal support.
Verify a licensed lawyer or paralegal and use the Law Society Referral Service.
Legal Aid Ontario ↗Legal help for eligible low-income Ontarians.
Victim Services (Ontario) ↗Support and referrals for victims of crime, including the Victim Support Line.
Limitations Act, 2002 ↗The statute setting Ontario's general two-year limitation period, on e-Laws.
Practical & government services
Records, reports, and everyday admin after an accident.
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