For older adults 65 and up who are in mental health and/or addictions crisis (including dementia). Offers: mobile crisis intervention and counselling to older adults; short-term intensive case management; harm reduction and concurrent disorders service; limited primary care and nursing; mental health and addictions assessment, counselling and referrals.

In-person and virtual counselling sessions available on a first come-first serve basis. No appointment necessary.

Therapeutic and supportive counselling, therapeutic group support and case management support (if appropriate) to individuals meeting the eligibility criteria. We work with clients from an anti-oppressive, mental health recovery, strengths-based, trauma-informed, and harm-reduction framework.

Comprehensive Care and Integration Specialist Team (CCIS) is a partnership between WoodGreen Community Services, Cota and St. Michael’s Homes to support clients with complex health needs. CCIS works with clients to develop individual Coordinated Care Plans and support their care providers to work as a team. CCIS goal is to bridge the gap between acute and medical care providers and the community sector. Comprehensive Care and Integration Specialists connect clients to essential services and supports; coordinate follow-up care; and provide intensive case management, counselling, and advocacy support on housing, legal, financial and immigration issues. Eligibility: - 18 years of age and older - Individuals with significant and complex health and psycho-social needs - Individuals with significant gaps in care - Individuals who experience challenges following up on care recommendations - Individuals who have a history of multiple Emergency Department (ED) visits, are Alternate Level of Care (ALC) or at risk for ongoing visits and in-patient stays -Individuals who experience challenges related to the social determinants of health (e.g., housing, income) -Individuals who would benefit from integrating the work of multiple health providers Please consider referring clients with complex health needs from the following groups: - Individuals experiencing mental health and/or addiction issues - Psychogeriatric populations (55+ with mental health and/or addiction issues) - Frail elderly

For adults 59 and over who have a serious mental illness and are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Provides assisted living and a more supportive housing environment. Assistance is provided to each tenant, according to their specific needs, in the following areas: grooming, laundry, housing, cleaning, managing finances, taking medication, nutrition and dietary restrictions, social activities, help with personal problems (e.g. counselling) and require personal care support.

Community Support workers offer short term and long term case management to clients in WoodGreen housing sites or to clients living independently.

Permanent affordable housing for singles and families recovering from mental health challenges who have experienced homelessness. Support services include case management, trauma and spiritual care, a registered dietitian, a bed bug & hoarding specialist and community development initiatives. Some units are accessible and some are designed for hearing-impaired clients. Average length of stay is over 10 years.

Permanent affordable housing for singles and families recovering from mental health challenges who have experienced homelessness. Support services include case management, trauma and spiritual care, a registered dietician, a bed bug & hoarding specialist and community development initiatives. Some units are accessible and some are designed for hearing-impaired clients. Average length of stay is over 10 years.

Permanent affordable housing for singles and families recovering from mental health challenges who have experienced homelessness. Support services include case management, trauma and spiritual care, a registered dietician, a bed bug & hoarding specialist and community development initiatives. Some units are accessible and some are designed for hearing-impaired clients. Average length of stay is over 10 years.

Permanent affordable housing for singles and families recovering from mental health challenges who have experienced homelessness. Support services include case management, trauma and spiritual care, a registered dietician, a bed bug & hoarding specialist and community development initiatives. Some units are accessible and some are designed for hearing-impaired clients. Average length of stay is over 10 years.

Permanent affordable housing for singles and families recovering from mental health challenges who have experienced homelessness. Support services include case management, trauma and spiritual care, a registered dietician, a bed bug & hoarding specialist and community development initiatives. Some units are accessible and some are designed for hearing-impaired clients. Average length of stay is over 10 years.