**Toronto Rape Crisis Centre** (TRCC), operating as **TRCC/MWAR** (Multicultural Women Against Rape), is a Canadian nonprofit organization registered under Business Number **108122979RR0001**. Established on February 14, 1974, it was initially run entirely by volunteers and remains one of Canada’s oldest rape crisis centers[2].

### Mission and Operations  
The organization focuses on addressing sexual violence through direct support services, public education, and systemic advocacy. Its mission emphasizes creating safe spaces for survivors to heal, challenging societal attitudes toward gender-based violence, and promoting intersectional approaches to address racism, homophobia, and other systemic barriers faced by marginalized communities[3][5].  

### Services  
TRCC/MWAR provides crisis intervention, counseling, and legal support while prioritizing accessibility through flexible hours and community outreach. It collaborates with ally organizations to serve survivors contending with intersecting issues, such as mental health challenges, addiction, or criminalization[3].  

### Advocacy and Outreach  
The center actively engages in public education campaigns to dismantle rape culture and advocates for reforms in legal, healthcare, and social services. Its programs extend to addressing child sexual abuse and male survivors, reflecting an inclusive approach to gender-based violence[5][3].  

### Organizational Structure  
As a grassroots initiative, TRCC/MWAR historically relied on volunteers and maintains a community-driven model. Annual reports highlight its focus on collaborative frameworks to amplify survivor voices and strengthen partnerships with marginalized communities[3][5].

[1] https://rainn.org/resources [2] https://trccmwar.ca/about-us/ [3] https://trccmwar.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/TRCC-Annual-Report-2013-14.pdf [4] https://www.dallasrapecrisis.org [5] https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/lbrr/archives/hv%206569%20.c2o5%20a4%201977-eng.pdf