St. Lawrence College Student Wellness & Accessibility services are open to all SLC students.
- Kingston Campus - 613.544.5400, ext. 5504, Room 01230
- Brockville Campus - 613.345.0660, ext. 3154, Room 100
- Cornwall Campus - 613.933.6080, ext. 2709, Room M1460
Security
Reach security at each campus by dialling ext. 5555 (Kingston: 613.544.5400, Brockville: 613.345.0660, Cornwall: 613.933.6080)
SLC Alliance Club
The goal for ‘The Alliance’ club is to form an alliance and positive relationships between gay and straight students to fight homophobia, isolation, marginalization, violence, and exclusion in the community. The Alliance promotes acceptance, respect, and tolerance of all individuals regardless of racial background, socio-economic status, gender, religion, or sexual orientation. Join us to help raise awareness and promote education about homophobia and other forms of sexual oppression.
Campus Health Centre
Click here for more information on the Campus Health Centre in Kingston.
Community Resources
- HIV/AIDS Regional Services (HARS) – providing education and support programs around HIV/AIDS plus as well as some Hepatitis C services. Includes a Youth Outreach program for LGBTQ+ youth under 19.
- Ontario Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Strategy (OAHAS) - 613.548.6078, kingstonstrategy@bellnet.ca - 844a Princess Street - OAHAS provides free, confidential information, education, services to urban and rural Aboriginal people who are living with, at risk for, or affected by HIV/AIDS. Services are client-centered and culturally based.
- Coming Out, Living After – www.comingoutlivingafter.yolasite.com - a queer community discussion group for all members of the Kingston community.
- Sexual Health Resource Centre – http://shrckingston.org/ - confidential, non-judgmental, sex positive, pro-choice, queer positive, non-heterosexist and feminist information and referral service for questions regarding sex, sexuality and sexual health.
- Education on Queer Issues Project - 613.533.2725
- Out/In Kingston – www.outin.ca - an event portal for LGBTQ+ events in Kingston. Website also features a comprehensive resource listing.
- Kingston Pride www.kingstonpride.ca - The LGBT Pride Committee meets throughout the year and is always looking for volunteers.
- Kingston Reelout queer Video + film Festival - www.reelout.com - Kingston's annual queer film festival features queer-themed films from around the world, panel discussion, receptions and social events. It is typically held in January and February.
- Queers at Queens
- PFLAG Canada, Kingston Chapter – www.pflagcanada.ca - a national charitable organization that speaks for a more accepting Canadian society by providing support, education and resources to all people who wish to grow in their understanding of sexual and gender diversity.
- TransFamily Kingston – www.transfamilykingston.com - a community of support for trans folk, family, and friends. Website also features a comprehensive resource listing.
- Transgender Health Clinic - located at the Kingston Community Health Centres at 263 Weller Avenue. To learn more or book an appointment, contact the clinic by email at transhealth@kchc.ca or by phone at 613.542.2949 ext. 1166.
Referrals can also be made through KCHC to the following 2 clinics:
- Queen's Family Health Team (QFHT) - runs a gender-diversity clinic one half-day per week.
- Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) - runs one half-day per month.
- LGBT2SQ Social Gathering – www.seawayvalleychc.ca/lgbt2sq monthly gathering for LGBT2SQ community members and family/allies. Provides a safe environment for support, education and resources.
- PFLAG Canada, Cornwall Chapter – https://pflagcanada.ca/pflag-chapters/ontario/ - offers local, practical, and emotional peer-to-peer family support for individuals and their loved ones challenged by gender/sexual identity and gender expression. Supports, educates and provides resources to anyone with questions or concerns.
- Good2Talk – a free, confidential and anonymous helpline providing professional counselling and information and referrals for mental health, addictions and well-being to post-secondary students in Ontario, 24/7/365. Phone: 1.866.925.5454 or dial 2-1-1 and ask to be connected with Good2Talk. https://good2talk.ca/
- Rainbow Health Ontario – www.rainbowhealthontario.ca -working to improve the health and well-being of LGBTQ people in Ontario, and to increase access to competent and LGBTQ friendly health care services across the province.
- Lesbian Gay Bi Trans Youth Line – www.youthline.ca - confidential, non-judgmental, and informed LGBTTQQ2SI peer support. Phone: 1.800.268.9688. Text: 647.694.4275.
- International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association - ilga.org
- Trans Life Line – www.translifeline.org - providing culturally competent services to Trans and gender nonconforming people in crisis. Phone: 877.330.6366
- AVEN – www.asexuality.org - the world's largest online asexual community as well as a large archive of resources on asexuality.
- LGBTQ+ Resource Guide for Substance Use Disorders - https://addiction-counselor.org/lgbtq-resource/
CONTACT US
Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, excluding holidays.
Our services are offered tri-campus. Click on your campus below to reach the appropriate office.
Room 01230
Phone: 613.544.5400, ext. 5504
Fax: (613) 548.7793
wellness@sl.on.ca
Room 100
Phone: 613.345.0660, ext. 3154 or ext. 3111
Fax: (613) 345.7871
wellness@sl.on.ca
Room M1461
Phone: 613.933.6080, ext. 2709
wellness@sl.on.ca