Sexual Violence Support Services
On Campus Services
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Campus Security provides immediate support 24/7, assists with safety planning, and provides taxi chits to travel to the hospital.
For on-campus emergencies: dial 4444 from any campus phone or 705-749-5530 ext. 4444.
Information and Safe Walk: Â 705-749-5530 x 8000 or security@flemingcollege.ca
Counselling and Accessible Education Services:
Offers free and confidential counselling services and can support a student in responding to an incident of harm or who is helping a friend through an incident.
Tel: 705-749-5530 x 1527 or email caes@flemingcollege.ca to schedule an appointment
Offers health-based support, resources and referrals, and taxi chits to travel to the hospital.
Sutherland campus: contact the campus nurse at 705-749-5504 or email: sutherlandcampushealthservices@flemingcollege.ca
Frost campus: contact the campus nurse at 705-324-9144 ext. 3232 or email: frostcampushealthservices@flemingcollege.ca
Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities:
Offers confidential consultation about support and reporting options on campus. Can set up interim accommodations and/or safety plans on campus (whether or not a report is made).
Email: StudentRightsAndResponsibilitiesOffice@flemingcollege.ca
Diversity & Inclusion Services:
Offers Co-Curricular Record (CCR) training programs to promote awareness and education about sexual violence, such as “Informed Support Person” and “Bystander Intervention”.
Email: diversity@flemingcollege.ca
College Accommodations
Your needs are important and reporting an incident of sexual violence is not always easy. We recognize that you may need some support after a disclosure. Counselling Services or Student Rights and Responsibilities can liaise with campus partners to identify the most appropriate accommodations for the survivor. Accommodations may include, but not be limited to:
- Extended time on assignments,
- Changing classroom or work proximity of the survivor and accused assailant,
- Residence staff to facilitate safe living arrangements to the best of our abilities,
- Implementing scheduling of service access times for the survivor to ensure the offender is not present.
Employees who require accommodation as a result of sexual violence can make an appointment with the Human Rights Officer who will liaise with Human Resources to facilitate the appropriate accommodation.