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Free Crisis Counselling for Haitians Living in Toronto Sources News Release http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR726.htm Publisher:  Family Service Toronto Date Written:  18/01/10 Year Published:  2010   Resource Type:  Article/Report/Letter Haitians living in Toronto can now access free crisis counselling services from Family Service Toronto and Family Services Employee Assistance Program. This service is being offered in partnership with the Centre Francophone de Toronto. Abstract:  The Centre Francophone de Toronto (CFT) has announced that professional counsellors from Family Services Employee Assistance Programs (FSEAP) a social enterprise of Family Service Toronto (FST) will offer free crisis counselling support in French to members of the citys Haitian Community. Confidential crisis counselling services will be delivered starting Monday, January 18th. Members of the Haitian community that wish to access these services can contact CFT at the number listed below. I ... To read the full release go to http://www.sources.com/Releases/NR726.htm Topics Crisis Counselling Haitian Community

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