We are a small team, newly incorporated, and we answer as people, not as a portal. Choose the route that fits, and a real person will reply.
Email can take days. The crisis page carries every line we have verified, including the provincial and territorial numbers and the national Indigenous-specific lines, and they answer now.
A third route, for anyone the disability system has harmed, is below.
Insurers, third-party administrators, disability-management firms and employers moving toward this model. Start the conversation and we will walk you through what committing involves.
We collect no organization details until there is a real commitment to act on.
partnerships@napsdm.caQuestions about the standard, the evidence, or media. If you are not sure who to ask, ask here and we will route it.
hello@napsdm.caIf you would like to help rather than ask, tell us howWe speak in themes, never in named or profiled individuals, so nothing you tell us appears anywhere with your name on it.
We are not a legal service, an advocate for individual claims, or a crisis line, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can do is read what you send us, let it inform the standard, and count your experience toward changing this.
Anyone can call themselves a standards body. These are the four documents that say what this one actually is, and all of them are open.
If you are in immediate danger, call 911. To talk to someone now, call or text 9-8-8, Canada’s Suicide Crisis Helpline, any time, in English or French.
Provincial and territorial crisis lines, including Indigenous-specific lines, are on our crisis page.
