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Community Mental Health Centers & Support Groups & Community Mental Health Centers

Mental Health and Primary Care Centre promotes and enhances the mental, emotional, and physical well-being of communityVarious programs including: Community Connection Services first point of access for clients and caregivers seeking triage services, intakes, referrals support with system navigationNurse Practitioner-Led ClinicHealth care to individuals and their families who do not have a family doctor, including specialized mental health care to diagnose, monitor and treat symptoms of mental illness cardiovascular health Diabetes prevention and management chronic disease management cancer screening HIV, STD, TB testing complete laboratory services medication management and Clozapine services immunization program smoking cessation and respiratory health program coordinated care planning sexual health prenatal health care, well-baby care Telemedicine - CMHA nurse assists clients in connecting with their care providers through the use of video technologyCase Management Services work with individuals with serious mental illness who require support to live and work in the community promote independence, utilizing goal-oriented supports, advocacy, and system navigationCommunity Homes for Opportunity (CHO) recovery-oriented person-centered supportive housing program for people with serious mental illness who may require 24 hours supportive careAssertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT) mobile, multidisciplinary, team-based intensive services after hours on-call phone support allowing for 24-hour, 7 day a week availability and provided on a long-term basis with flexible degrees of intensity delivers comprehensive services to individuals in relation to their everyday lives, providing treatment, rehabilitation, support and crisis activitiesCommunity Treatment Order Service (CTO) intensive case management support to individuals with treatment orders provided by nurse case managers partnership service with Lakeridge Health Network, Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences

Community Mental Health Centers

COVID-19 (September 7, 2021): CMHA branches are open but many are offering alternative service delivery at this time. Service delivery may be in person, by phone or the following virtual ways:PCVC - Personal computer video conferencingOTN - Ontario Telemedicine NetworkZOOM - Video/web conferencing platformFor more information about these virtual platforms contact your local CMHA branch using the drop down listIntensive Case Management programs this service sees clients in their homes and in the communitySupport adults with a serious mental illness and/or concurrent disorders including: court diversion/support family support services supportive employment supportive housingPeer Resource Centres provide day programming for adults with a serious mental illness and/or concurrent disorders as well as those socially isolatedMental Health Promotion provides workshops on a variety of mental health topics

Community Mental Health Centers

COVID-19 (September 7, 2021): CMHA branches are open but many are offering alternative service delivery at this time. Service delivery may be in person, by phone or the following virtual ways:PCVC - Personal computer video conferencingOTN - Ontario Telemedicine NetworkZOOM - Video/web conferencing platformFor more information about these virtual platforms contact your local CMHA branch using the drop down listMental health support service agency provides community-based services to support adults with a mental illness through a peer resource centreServices: workshops and training seminars collective kitchen recreational activities opportunities for socialization volunteering opportunities

Community Mental Health Centers

Provides housing and support to adults with serious mental illnesses and addictions. Services include apartment and outreach programs, rent-geared to income residential programs and various group service programs with a focus on decreasing social isolation and promoting strengths and skill development.Apartment Program - rent subsidies and outreach support for people living with a serious mental illness, who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and who need and can benefit from housing and outreach support services provides subsidized rent for nearly 100 apartments in Owen Sound and other areas throughout Grey-Bruce (the number of available apartment units in each community varies over time so all inquiries for program are best directed to the central office) leases the units from private sector landlords and then sublets them to program recipients rent for the apartments does not exceed the Ontario Disability Support Program or Ontario Works maximum shelter allowance (unless an individual is working and then the apartment is based on their income) water, hydro and heat are included in the rental amount provides recipients with one-to-one outreach support in addition to the subsidized rental apartments program staff provide supportive counselling, mental health assessment, practical assistance with activities of daily living and skills teaching to assist clients in their recovery and in developing further skills as determined by the clientOutreach Support - one-to-one support for adults living with serious mental illness, including: supportive counselling practical assistance with activities of daily living and skills teaching for independent living assistance in finding and keeping suitable, affordable housing social and health related advocacy and social connection support is variable in frequency and geared to client need. Clients reside in various settings in the community, including individual apartments services are delivered by Outreach Workers across Grey and Bruce CountiesResidential Programs - two sites provide independent skill teaching and goal setting for adults living with a serious mental illness staff provide practical assistance, one-to-one support and skills teaching to assist residents in their recovery, in developing skills for independent living and improving self sufficiency clients learn to manage their medication, increase their independently, to live cooperatively and to manage household responsibilities Brooke House in Owen Sound provides affordable housing and staff support 7 days a week (but not overnight) for eight adults. All residents have individual bedrooms and shared common areas Frank Street home in Wiarton provides affordable housing and staff support 7 days per week (but not overnight) for 10 adults. All residents have individual bedrooms and shared common areas Community Homes for Opportunity - there are three homes that are located in Meaford, Hanover and Owen Sound, providing skill teaching and development, goal setting and outreach services for adults living with a serious mental illness and/or addiction CMHA GB staff, working in partnership with the homeowners and their staff, provide practical assistance, one-to-one support and skills teaching to assist residents in their recovery, in developing skills for independent living and improving self sufficiency staff are on site 7 days a week

Community Mental Health Centers

Community mental health and addictions organization offers case management, advocacy, public education and a range of programs and services for individuals with serious mental illness or substance abuse/addiction issues. See separate listings for program and location details.Services provided include: mental health counselling for adults with serious mental illness or acute mental health problems consultation, education and support for family members or loved ones of those with mental health problems peer support, education and consultation for adults with mental illness assessment, referral and community treatment for adults and youth with substance abuse and/or gambling problems and their families supportive, affordable housing, residential services, outreach support, life skills teaching, and social/recreational services for those with serious mental illness community development, consultation, education and information services for service providers, consumer/survivors and family members and the broader community telemedicine primary care services for clients receiving mental health/addictions services who do not have a family physician/nurse practitioner or their primary care provider is agreeable to a shared care modelSelf-help support groups are offered for people with mental illness and for family members/loved ones of those with serious mental illness, call for more information. Programs include: Peer Support & Information New Directions for Alcohol, Drug and Gambling Problems Choices: Drug and Alcohol Counselling for Youth Housing and Support Family Support Program Social Recreation and Rehabilitation ID Clinics Youth Awareness and Education Court Support Pregnant and Parenting Addiction Counselling My Dad"s Group Partner Assault Response Program Male Survivors Program Telemedicine Primary Care Program Mental Health Counselling

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling & Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

COVID-19 ResponseVirtual and phone appointments are available as part of the COVID-19 responseRegular ServiceOutpatient counselling program offers services to youth concerned about their own use of alcohol or drugs or worried about someone else"s problems with alcohol or drugs.Services include: one-to-one counselling female and male counsellors appointment times to fit your schedule information for parents outreach to high schools throughout Grey and Bruce Counties

Addiction Treatment

COVID-19 Response G&B house is currently occupying 11 out of 15 available beds due to COVID Restrictions. Regular Service: 11 bed Residential Support and Recovery Home provides residential support to men who have substance abuse problems. Services include: intake interviews/screening long-term residential support access to intensive treatment group counselling one to one counselling referrals, information, etc. on treatment and other resources in the community life skills program access to self-help groups 12 step recovery work drug testing

Crisis lines

Bilingual 24/7 mental health telephone helpline serves people in Grey and Bruce counties who are in distress or crisis. Trained volunteers provide caring non-judgmental support to all those seeking help.

Community Mental Health Centers

Provides community members with improved access to mental health and addictions services, housing supports, system navigation and other immediate needs.Key services include: a mental health drop-in clinic outreach services that provide direct services to people with serious mental health and addictions support and access services for people experiencing homeless, including a housing system navigatorA partnership between Grey Bruce Health Services, Canadian Mental Health Association Grey Bruce, Grey County and Bruce County.

Community Mental Health Centers

Promotes and supports mental health recovery and wellness by working with individuals, families and community partners.Services Offered include: Assertive Outreach Suicide Prevention ( referral only) Community Engagement and Education Dual Diagnosis Collaborative Consultation Program (D.D.C.C.P.) Dual Diagnosis Case Management Employment Support Four County Crisis Trans Peer Support Groups Harrison House Hospital to Home (referral only) Intake and Brief Services Journeying Together Justice Services Lynx Early Psychosis Intervention Case Management Ontario Telemedicine Network (O.T.N.) Peer Support Safe Beds Supportive Housing Trustee ServicesFor a full list and description of services available in Peterborough, please check the individual listings or visit cmhahkpr.ca.

Community Mental Health Centers

Supports adults living with a dual diagnosis (developmental disability and mental health issue(s)) through a supported independent living program. Provides assessment via the Ontario Common Assessment of Need (OCAN). Offers client-centered support services that promote stabilization and independent living as mandated by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. Individual progress is a result of collaboration with psychiatrists, family members, community partners, psychoeducational opportunities, crisis intervention, and addiction supports.

Crisis lines & In person crisis services

Community mental health crisis response provides support and assistance to individuals 16 years and up. Offers initial support through local and toll-free phone lines.Services include: telephone and/or mobile crisis intervention short-term case management short-term crisis/safe beds emotional support, information and referrals to other appropriate resources

Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling & Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling & Community Mental Health Centers & Crisis lines & Community Mental Health Centers & Support Groups & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling & Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment

Program provides addiction case management services coupled with a housing supplement to assistindividuals with problematic substance to secure and maintain safe stableindependent housing use who are homeless, at risk of homelessness orinadequately housed. The program is coordinated out of Belleville and providesa defined number of subsidies in Hastings/Prince Edward Counties,Kingston/Frontenac/Lennox & Addington and Lanark/Leeds and Grenville.Program is not an emergency housing program and there is limited availability

Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling & Crisis lines

CV19 Office partially re-opened--call office for update Transitional program offered to patients to assist with Mental Health and/or addictions, connect with community supports and services aimed at meeting recoveray goals and reduce ER usage.

Community Mental Health Centers & Addiction Treatment & Addiction Counselling

CV19 Office partially re-opened--call office for update Transitional program offered to patients to assist with Mental Health and/or addictions, connect with community supports and services aimed at meeting recoveray goals and reduce ER usage.