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Halton Alcohol Drug and Gambling Assessment Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT) offers a full spectrum of services to clients and their loved ones experiencing concerns with addictions, mental health or concurrent disorders.
The Burlington Family Health Team (BFHT) offers a broad range of community-based primary care services to support your overall health and well-being. Our health care professionals work with your family physician to help you with the prevention, treatment and management of health conditions. Whether you're looking for help managing a specific condition, recovering from an illness, or staying healthy and active, our team is here to support you. BFHT is funded by Ontario Health and there are no costs to you for any of our services.
Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Halton Region Branch can help you manage mental health and/or addiction concerns in a positive way by learning how to make healthier choices. CMHA provides support if you have both a mental health concern and a developmental and/or intellectual disability.
For over 60 years, the Canadian Mental Health Association Peel Dufferin (CMHA Peel Dufferin) has been a pioneer in providing services for people with mental illness and educating Canadians about mental health concerns. As the leading client-driven, community-based mental health organization serving the Region of Peel and Dufferin County, we are innovative partners in proactively strengthening individual support, and developing a responsive mental health system. CMHA Peel Dufferin champions good mental health for everyone and supports the full participation of those struggling with mental health and addictions in the life of the community. In addition to providing a variety of mental health services, we are committed to community development, mental health awareness and addressing the stigma.
CMHA Single-session individual counselling is available over the phone or video conferencing Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm (excluding holidays) for people aged 16+. Please call 289-291-5396, to schedule a same-day session.
Since 1984, Family Transition Place (FTP) has been providing critical services to women and their children who have experienced abuse and unhealthy relationships. Inside FTP’s doors, women find a warm and welcoming place where their safety and well-being is the most important thing in the world. Whether they need a safe place to live, or the services of a professional, skilled counsellor to assist them on their journey, FTP is there to help.
A non-profit mental health organization rooted in compassion, community, and dignity — serving the Peel Region since 1986.
OSP is a free, publicly funded program for adults experiencing anxiety, depression or other anxiety-related conditions (e.g., trauma, obsessive-compulsive concerns). It offers short-term, evidence-based cognitive-behavioural therapy and related services for individuals 18+ living in Ontario. OSP in Brampton, Halton, Mississauga and South Etobicoke (OSP-BHM), is led by CarePoint Health.
Halton Healthcare is an award winning healthcare organization comprised of three community hospitals and numerous community-based services in the growing urban and rural communities of Halton Hills, Milton, and Oakville. Addictions and Mental health services offered include psychiatric consultation, addiction medicine, individual and group psychotherapy, early intervention in psychosis, community case management for serious mental illness, day treatment, acute inpatient care, and emergency and crisis support.
Hope Place Centres provides gender-responsive addictions treatment and recovery services for men and women in relation to the misuse and abuse of alcohol and drugs. Hope Place Centres has uniquely qualified professionals creating a therapeutic environment to help those struggling with the challenges related to the misuse and abuse of alcohol and other drugs. Hope Place Centres works along side other qualified professionals and practitioners to offer a variety of healing arts such as yoga, guided meditation, art expression, recreation, leisure and acupuncture.
The Joseph Brant Hospital Mental Health Services Program provides a Full-Continuum Model of Care, planned and designed according to needs of the patients in our community and in alignment with provincial and regional mental health priorities and directives. This model of care: Provides early detection and early intervention; this prevents issues from compounding and becoming more complex in the future, and ensures that patients receive the right care at the right time. Removes barriers and the unnecessary challenges for patients and families trying to navigate a complex system.
Peel Addiction Assessment and Referral Centre (PAARC) serves people who are concerned with their families, loved ones or their own involvement with alcohol, drugs and/or gambling. PAARC’s services are free to clients and include education, professional clinical interactions, early intervention and comprehensive treatment planning and implementation in order to help individuals meet their goals.
Punjabi Community Health Services (PCHS) is a pioneer, community-based, not-for-profit charitable organization that has been serving diverse populations for over 35 years. PCHS provides a wide range of culturally responsive services in the areas of addictions, mental health, geriatric care, health promotion, domestic violence, parenting, settlement, and support for women, children, and youth.
Access and System Navigation (ASN) is a service that is housed at ROCK which is developing towards one point of access for children/youth/families and professionals supporting a child or youth who require information or services from a community based mental health agency in Halton Region. ASN's partners include; Community Youth Programs, Nelson Youth Centres, Radius Child and Youth Services, and Woodview Mental Health and Autism Services.
Stride supports youth and adults struggling with mental health or addictions as they seek meaningful employment.
Summit Housing and Outreach Programs (SHOP) was created in response for the need of supportive affordable housing for people with mental illness. SHOP offers a wide variety of housing options in Burlington, Oakville, Milton, Georgetown and Acton.
At Support House, we offer and promote person-directed services through support coordination, peer support, and a full range of housing options. Services are available for adults or youths experiencing mental health and/or substance use concerns and may include multiple support needs (for example - Justice involvement, FASD). Support House also provides innovative systems support in peer support and transitional aged youth. With person-directed supports, a commitment to building relationships with our community and health-care partners, and an emphasis on health and wellness, we strive to provide innovative programming that effectively meets people’s needs.
As a respected health service and housing support provider, SHIP promotes Healthy Housing™ by forming lasting relationships with landlords and developers. SHIP advocates mental and physical health services through in-house service teams and partnerships with community-based agencies. SHIP is known for their history of identifying gaps in available service provision and directly addressing those needs.
Trillium Health Partners is the largest provider of Mental Health Services in the West Toronto and Peel Regions. Offering both inpatient and outpatient services including Assertive Community Treatment Team, Community Treatment Orders, Housing and Support Peel Partial Hospitalization, Case Management Service Mississauga, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, Mental Health Clinics, Seniors Mental Health Services and Suicide Risk Assessment.
William Osler Health System (Osler) is a leading community teaching hospital system delivering world-class health care inspired by its people and communities to the 1.3 million people who live in the growing and diverse communities of Brampton, North Etobicoke, Caledon and surrounding areas.