Provides case management, support groups held in-house or in the community and brief family counselling to male/female youth aged 15-24 who reside in the Jane/Finch area. This program is offered in partnership with CMHA Toronto and Black Creek Community Health Centre.

Offers a range of support and services for transitional aged youth (ages 15-24) with mental health and/or substance abuse issues. It is offered in collaboration with the Black Creek Community Health Centre.

Case management services are provided to racialized individuals with serious mental illness who require support to live and work in the community. Case managers provide on-going support as needed by the client in order for them to stabilize, achieve their goals, and improve the quality of his or her life. Case managers also work to coordinate the services the client requires from across the mental health system, as well as other service systems (i.e., criminal justice, developmental, and addiction services). Inclusion criteria: - Individuals 16 years of age and older who have been diagnosed with a serious mental illness - Individuals who are living in the Greater Toronto area

Provides support to racialized individuals to transition from persistent homelessness to living independently within a community. Provide an Intensive Case Management (ICM) service for people from racialized communities living with mental illness and homelessness based on the Housing First model of service.

Social rehabilitation and recreation program that integrate skills building, digital programming, support groups, alternative and complementary therapies, art therapy, creative expressions, community kitchen, individual support, counselling, and community partnerships.

Provides case management, support groups held in-house or in the community and brief family counselling to male/female youth aged 15-24 who reside in the Jane/Finch area. This program is offered in partnership with CMHA Toronto and Black Creek Community Health Centre.

Offers a range of support and services for transitional aged youth (ages 15-24) with mental health and/or substance abuse issues. It is offered in collaboration with the Black Creek Community Health Centre.

Community Treatment *ECD provides pregnant and parenting women with client-centered, non-judgmental counselling based on the Stages of Change and Motivational Interviewing. Services are delivered within a harm reduction framework that meets individuals where they are at to promote health, safety and wellness along a spectrum of behaviours including abstinence. To help reduce these barriers, such as childcare and transportation, practical supports can be provided to women to enhance their ability to access and receive services.

This psychotherapy-based program provides evidence-based time limited and long-term therapy to persons with symptoms of mental illness.

Certified Gambling Counsellors offer experienced, confidential support to those affected by gambling or gaming problems, including youth. Program includes comprehensive assessment, individual counselling, relapse prevention, support for family members and referrals to other agencies as appropriate.

Counselling for parents, family members or significant others affected by a family member's involvement in gambling.

Offers a range of rehabilitation and treatment options to support recovery and wellness for individuals with concerns around substance use, including alcohol. Services are delivered within a harm reduction framework that meets individuals where they are at to promote health, safety and wellness along a spectrum of behaviours including abstinence.

This program supports individuals with complex, serious mental illness, and provides high intensity services for individuals in a residential setting with access to wrap around services. Provides individuals who require high intensity support with an independent living experience that will provide them with the tools they need to transition to community living.

Case Managers work with individuals who have mental health or addiction issues and are living independently in the community. Services are designed to assist individuals in their home, work, school and social environments. Case Managers provide goal-oriented and individualized supports focusing on improved self-sufficiency. Case management can assist with: - Development of problem solving and coping skills. - Development of skills for budgeting and personal care as well as time, anger and stress management. - Learning about mental illness or addiction and symptom management. - Connecting to other community supports and services. - Interactions with landlords, Public Trustees, ODSP or other services. - A consulting psychiatrist is available for consultation around medication and treatment options.

Provides standardized psychosocial and risk assessments, and referrals to internal and external services.