Peer based program supporting individuals dealing with mental health and addiction issues by focusing on recovery through physical activity, social engagement and community building. F.R.E.S.H. works to improve the recovery process by strengthening participant’s community connections, helping them get active, develop new skills and knowledge, building social connections and to have fun.

Non-medical crisis intervention for individuals experiencing a mental health or substance-use related crisis that either do not need hospitalization or do not want hospitalization. Twenty-four hour phone, mobile team.

Short-term residential stay (up to 30 days) individuals who identify as female, who are experiencing mental health issues and homelessness.

Provides individuals living with mental illness with recent or current involvement with the criminal justice system with an average of a 30-day stay with on-site 24-hour supports to assist in resolving the current crisis and creating strategies for long-term interventions.