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In person crisis services

Offers support to military families - members, partners and children provides referral to community resources as well as offers various workshops for adults and youth

Support Groups

A confidential support program offering information and referral to individuals with special needs as well as caregivers of children, youth, and adults with special needs.Programs include:Parent Support Group: a support group for parents/grandparents/caregivers of children with all special needs connect with other families in your community and discuss topics that affect and interest you gain support and insight from local families every 3rd Thurs of the month (September to June) from 6 pm- 7:30 pmBuilding Blocks Clubs: an evidence-based social skills program using LEGO building blocks to assist in the development of communication and appropriate social interactionImprovaganza!: evidence-based improvisation and theater program designed specifically for children and youth with special needs

Support Groups

Provides support and services to people who are experiencing addiction and/or mental health issues staff are Certified in the practices and delivery of Intentional Peer Support as well as Certified Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) Facilitators offers a social atmosphere and conversation recreational activities affordable lunch program library resources learning opportunities peer support - someone nonjudgmental to talk to ongoing groups and programs

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.

Support Groups

Peer support groups for families and friends with missing loved ones (Missing Persons).NEW: Online virtual groups, every other Wed 7 pm-8pmOffered through Self Help & Peer Support, CMHA Waterloo Wellington. Sharing of information and resources available for families and friends with missing loved ones Advocacy for legislative changes to help find missing persons Community awareness and training of support needs for families and their experience of Ambiguous Loss Relationship building and community connections to build a network of supports for those with missing loved ones

Support Groups

Baby Club is for parents and their children between the ages of infant to 18 months older siblings are welcome to attend too offers an excellent opportunity to share experiences and ideas with other parents information is available on a variety of topics