Understanding Youth Violence and Conflict

Youth violence can present itself in many forms, including bullying, family conflict, or peer pressure. These experiences can affect an individual’s emotional well-being, safety, and relationships.

If you’re feeling unsafe or threatened, or if you’re worried about a friend, contact us and learn about what type of support is available. Our trained Community Resource Specialists offer a safe and non-judgmental space to talk through concerns and explore your options.

Youth Violence Prevention and Resources

The Youth Against Violence Line offers guidance and connections to services to help young people navigate challenges and access the right support.

Confidential Support & Guidance

Speak with a trained professional about your concerns without fear of judgment.

Information on Rights & Resources

Learn about your options, including counselling, legal protections, and community programs available for youth.

Referrals to Support Services

Get connected to local organizations specializing in youth violence prevention, mental health, and conflict resolution.

Help for Parents, Caregivers & Educators

Find the right resources to support a young person who may be experiencing violence or conflict.

Support is available 24/7 and free of charge.

Accessible Support for Everyone

No matter what you’re going through, you deserve support that is safe, easy to access, and judgment-free. The Youth Against Violence Line offers confidential and anonymous help so that you can speak openly without pressure or obligation. Our trained specialists can provide assistance in multiple languages to ensure clear communication for all callers.

Whether you’re looking for guidance, resources, or someone to listen, the Youth Against Violence Line is here to help—without stigma, fear, or discrimination.

Contact the Youth Against Violence Line

The Youth Against Violence Line provides support and referrals to help young people navigate challenging situations. Services are free, confidential, and available 24/7.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Youth Against Violence Line free and confidential?

Yes, all services are free and the information you share with us is confidential.

These services aim to help young people, parents, caregivers, teachers, and service providers. Anyone can reach out for support and information, there is no age constraint.

No, you don’t need to report an incident to access support. The service is available at any time, regardless of whether a formal report has been made.

Yes, parents, caregivers, teachers, and others can contact the Youth Against Violence Line to learn about available resources and support options.

No, the Youth Against Violence Line is a provincial helpline that offers support, information, and referrals to appropriate services. We can help direct you to other in-person services in your community.