Takes information 24/7. Anonymously report any information about crime (call not recorded; Crime Stoppers does not have caller id/display). People who provide information will be given a secret code number, if the tip provided leads to an arrest, then the person who provided it may earn a cash reward of up to $2000 (can be claimed with the code number). People who provide information will never be asked to identify themselves or to testify in court.

17 divisions

Victim Crisis Response Program: 24/7 assistance in the immediate aftermath of crime or tragedy. High Risk Support Services: promotes individual’s/families’ safety who seem to be/are at high risk of experiencing violence by an intimate ex-partner. Community Crisis Response Programs: if a community disaster or crisis occurs, immediate support and resources will be provided to the individuals who are impacted. Victim Quick Response Program (VQRP): effective and compassionate support for victims/survivors in the immediate aftermath of a crime. Project Teens Ending Abusive Relationships (T.E.A.R.): education and prevention outreach program directed to youth 12 to 18 years (currently in middle/high school in the GTA), 60-90 minute presentation.