Resource collection

Legal Information for Indigenous People: National Edition

This plain-language guide offers legal information designed specifically for Indigenous communities across Canada. It covers topics such as criminal law, family law, housing, and finding legal help. The resource aims to support Indigenous people in understanding their rights and navigating the legal system.

Practical Guide to Police Oversight in Ontario

This practical guide explains how police oversight works in Ontario and breaks down the roles of the province's oversight bodies. It's a helpful resource for community advocates, legal workers, and anyone interested in learning more about police accountability. The guide is available in English, French, and Oji-Cree  .

First Steps in Family Court: Children, Support and Property

Recorded on March 4, 2026

Learn how CLEO's free Guided Pathways can help you support clients to prepare the documents they need to start a family law court case. For example, how they can fill out Form 8: Application (General) using Guided Pathways.

This webinar helps you understand:

• how Guided Pathways supports people getting...

Sexual harassment at work

Recorded on February 25, 2026

This webinar helps community workers understand what sexual harassment at work looks like and how to support clients who may be experiencing it.

This webinar covers:

• what sexual harassment means under Ontario laws
• the types of sexual harassment at work
• behaviours that are workplace sexual...

Navigating Settlement Services for People with Disabilities: A Practical Guide for Immigrants and Service Providers in Canada

This guide provides clear, reliable, and accessible information about essential settlement services such as disability documentation, healthcare, accessible housing, and transportation.

“You Belong Here” Infographics Series

This series of multilingual infographics help newcomers recognize and respond to acts of hate. The series was created to help community members, particularly newcomers, understand what hate is, what to do if they experience it, and ways to support one another.

After She Leaves

This is a website for women's advocates in Canada. It provides legal information and strategies for offering family court support to women who have experienced violence from their intimate partner.

Demande d’asile au Canada : étapes clés et protection disponible

Enregistré le 29 janvier 2026

Vous travaillez en intervention communautaire ou souhaitez simplement approfondir votre compréhension du processus de demande d'asile? Ce webinaire interactif vous permettra de :

• Acquérir une information claire sur le cadre légal et les étapes clés
• Mieux comprendre les droits des réfugié(e)s et la...

Understanding the Disability Tax Credit and Canada Disability Benefit

Recorded on January 28, 2026

This webinar covers:

• how to figure out when a client might be able to get the DTC or CDB
• how to help clients submit strong DTC and CDB applications
• how to calculate the CDB amount a client qualifies for
• what to do if a client's application is denied and the services to refer them to
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Support services for male and non-binary survivors of sexual abuse

Support Hotline

Male and non-binary survivors of sexual abuse can call toll-free: -866-887-0015 to access 24/7, multilingual support for immediate crisis and referral services.

Survivors of sexual abuse, both recent and historical, can access specialized services, including:

• a 24/7 crisis and referral hotline

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