Archive · 27 Dec 2025
India Launches Toronto Helpline for Indian Women
India has opened a new helpline centre in Toronto to help Indian women who are in trouble.
This centre, called the 'One Stop Centre For Women', will help with things like domestic violence, abuse, and legal problems.
It's only for women who have Indian passports.
The centre will give counselling, legal advice, and even some money if needed.
This happened just a few days after a 30-year-old Indian woman was found dead in Toronto.
The police are looking for a man named Abdul Ghafoori, who they think killed her.
The centre will be open all the time and will help women get the support they need.
India opens a helpline centre in Toronto for Indian women in distress.
The centre provides counselling, legal guidance, and financial assistance.
Services are available 24/7 and are means-tested.
The launch follows the murder of a 30-year-old Indian woman in Toronto.
Police are searching for Abdul Ghafoori, the prime suspect in the murder.
- Who
- Consulate General of India in Toronto
- What
- Launched a helpline centre for Indian women in distress
- When
- Days after a 30-year-old Indian woman was murdered in Toronto
- Where
- Toronto, Canada
- Why
- To provide support for domestic violence, abuse, and other issues
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
- Purpose
- Assist Indian women in distress
- Services
- Counselling, legal guidance, financial assistance
- Eligibility
- Indian passport holders only
- Operational Hours
- 24x7 helpline
- Recent Incident
- 30-year-old Indian woman murdered in Toronto
- Suspect
- Abdul Ghafoori, 32, wanted for first-degree murder
- Contact Number
- +1 (437) 552 3309
- [email protected]
Sources
India Opens Helpline Centre In Toronto Days After Indian Woman's Murder
India Sets Up Support Centre In Canada Days After Indian-Origin Woman's Murder
India in Toronto Launches 'One Stop Centre for Women', Know Details
India launches 'One Stop Centre for Women' in Canada