Provides city-wide mobile intensive case management for people with frequent re-admissions to a withdrawal management system and/or Hospital Emergency Departments. Assist with system navigation services and offers assessment and referral, advocacy, support within housing, financial trusteeship, and ongoing addiction counselling and support, as well as access to mental health, psychiatry and primary care support.

Provides city-wide mobile intensive case management for people with frequent re-admissions to a withdrawal management system and/or Hospital Emergency Departments. Assist with system navigation services and offers assessment and referral, advocacy, support within housing, financial trusteeship, and ongoing addiction counselling and support, as well as access to mental health, psychiatry and primary care support. Criteria for admission include complex substance use issues, and frequent use of Withdrawal Management Services (8+ in last year) or Emergency Department (20+ in last year, or 5+ in past 2 months).

A harm reduction based program for individuals with a history of or current substance use issues. Focuses on promoting personal recovery, community integration and increased quality of life through participation in paid training sessions over the course of 10 weeks (2 days per week for 2 hours), followed by paid work opportunity (up to maximum of 40 hours). Eligibility: must live in Supportive Housing for People with Problematic Substance Use (SHPPSU) or access the Corner Drop In (St. Stephen's Community House), The Meeting Place (West Neighbourhood House), Queen West Community Health Centre or St. Felix.

Provides short term client centered case management from an integrated model of care. This includes, information and education around harm reduction (which includes abstinence), substance use, distribution of harm reduction equipment, advocacy, care coordination, referrals to appropriate programs/services and groups, such as relapse prevention.

Supportive housing for 13 single adult males, who have recently experienced homelessness and have experience with severe mental illness. Supportive housing provides safe, stable housing with affordable rent.

Provides short term client centered mental health case management from an integrated model of care. This includes, information and education around mental health, substance use, concurrent disorders, advocacy, care coordination, referrals to appropriate programs/services and groups.

Provides daytime shelter, nutritious hot food, social interaction and access to primary care services. Allows participants to access case management services and other supports (advocacy, housing support, addictions, mental health, trustee, and housing) in a safe and familiar setting as and when they are needed or desired. Serves individuals who are: homeless; marginally housed and socially isolated; living with mental illness, substance use and/or concurrent disorders.