Indus Community Services, Family Services, Brampton Gillingham Office

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Indus Community Services

Site: Brampton - Gillingham Dr Office

Service: Family Services, Brampton Gillingham Office

Record #: PEL0516

Last Modified: 06 Jun 2025

Last Full Update: 22 May 2025

Contact Information

Office Phone	905-275-2369
Fax	905-459-4347
E-Mail	info@induscs.ca
Website	induscs.ca
Primary Contact	Jakki Buckeridge, Manager, Family Services; Phone: 905-275-2369 ext 3244; Email: jbuckeridge@induscs.ca
Alternate Contact	Amanda Surujpaul, Director, Family Services; Phone: 905-275-2369 ext 1267; Email: amanda.surujpaul@induscs.ca

Site Information

Located In Community	Brampton
Address & Map	60 Gillingham Dr Unit 500 Brampton, ON Canada L6X 0Z9
Intersection	Main St N and Bovaird Dr W
Mailing Address	60 Gillingham Dr Unit 500 Brampton, ON Canada L6X 0Z9
Physical Access	Fully accessible - Designated parking at entrance ; Wheelchair accessible automatic main entrance

Agency Information

Legal Status	(50) Non Profit
Funding	United Way - United Way Greater Toronto

Description and Service Details

Description (Service)	Child, Youth and Parenting - counsellors support parents and families dealing with cultural and and intergenerational conflict by providing positive parenting strategies and helping families understand the range of supports available crisis intervention and risk assessment cultural and intergenerational conflict support youth mental health - dealing with anxiety and stress, identifying abusive behaviors and healthy versus unhealthy relationships support to parents involved in child protection, education, youth justice and family court systems coping strategies for families dealing with separation, divorce, co-parenting or parenting in blended families Community Mental Health Support assists clients in achieving their individual support plans and goals supports clients and their families in their recovery journey advocates with landlords, hospitals, psychiatrists and others on clients' behalf assists in developing skills to improve quality of life, resolve day-to-day conflicts, manage setbacks and increase independence and housing stability Family Court Support Services facilitates understanding of family court system by debriefing outcome of court appearances and appointments with lawyers access to free legal clinics and consultations supports filing documents in person and virtually - Commissioner of Oaths conducts risk assessments and helps develop safety plans provides assistance in documenting the history of abuse accompanying and supporting clients during court proceedings where appropriate ACES Program for Women (Advocacy, Counselling, Empowerment & Safety) crisis intervention, counselling and risk assessment safety planning and transitional support women's groups to support health and wellness assistance with legal issues and advocacy support groups for women and children who have witnessed abuse through the Helping End Abuse for Life (HEAL) network Saath: Supporting South Asian Families crisis intervention, counselling and risk assessment safety planning and transitional support women's groups to support health and wellness assistance with legal issues and advocacy support groups for women and children who have witnessed abuse through the Helping End Abuse for Life (HEAL) network Saath Plus expansion of Saath Program to meet need for children to have increased safety, security and sense of belonging in their family homes; in partnership with Peel Children's Aid Society some parents may be temporarily unable to safely care for their children; in such situations, Peel Children's Aid Society may turn to kin providers who can care for children aims to connect with kin provider networks to discuss challenges around kinship, child protection and parenting and to share appropriate tools and resources to families offers support and resources to these families to keep the children with their extended kin providers until reunification with parents so children stay connected to their origins, including culture, language, and family values
Hours	Mon-Fri 9 am-4:30 pm
Areas Served	Oakville ; Peel Region
Boundaries	Peel Region, Oakville
Eligibility	Ages: 12 year(s) and up No restrictions; see individual programs for eligibility
Application	Call for information
Languages	French - interpretation available upon request
Fees	None

Categories and Classification

Youth Main Categories	2SLGBTQ+ ; Abuse / Assault ; New Parents ; Newcomers
Youth Sub-Categories	Counselling & Support ; Counselling for Abused Women ; Newcomer Settlement Services ; Parent Counselling & Supports ; Positive Spaces
Service Categories	Abuse/Violence Related Support Groups ~ Abused Women ; Abuse/Violence Related Support Groups ~ Children Witnessing Violence ; Adult Mentoring Programs ~ Immigrants/Refugees ; Case/Care Management ~ Families ; Certificates/Forms Assistance ~ Immigrants/Refugees ; Crime Victim Accompaniment Services ~ Abused Women ; Crime Victim Safety Planning ~ Abused Women ; Cultural Transition Counselling ; Domestic/Family Violence Legal Services ; Family Counselling ~ Immigrants/Refugees ; Family Support Centres/Outreach ~ Immigrants/Refugees ; General Crime Victim Assistance ~ Abused Women ; In Person Crisis Intervention ~ Abused Women ; Parent Counselling ; Parenting Skills Classes ; Peer to Peer Networking ~ Immigrants/Refugees ; Specialized Information and Referral ~ Immigrants/Refugees ; Spouse/Intimate Partner Abuse Counselling ; Supported Living Services for Adults With Disabilities ~ Mental Illness/Emotional Disabilities ; Wellness Programs ~ Women

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