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client-centered, recovery oriented mental health service offered by a multidisciplinary team
offering a range of intensive community supports to individuals experiencing mental health concerns and their families, in order to reach their recovery goals.
program is intended for individuals 16 years of age or older with a primary diagnosis of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or major depression
individuals who have high service needs who have not otherwise been successful with office-based services or have had extensive hospital stays.

Case Management Program (16+)

assistance with skills development, primary health care, employment, accessing housing and income supports, reducing social isolation

Clinical Therapy (18+)

group-based program for people with serious mental health issues, assists in managing unhelpful thoughts, overwhelming/difficult emotions, and problematic behaviours, and developing and practicing coping skills

Community Connections (16+)

drop-in hub for individuals, includes free mental health workshops, opportunities for socialization and activities to improve mental health and wellness, and peer led activities in the community

Community Transitions Team (16+)

aims to create a safe, confidential, and inclusive space to get culturally competent and gender-affirming care to trans and gender diverse people.

HOPE Early Psychosis Intervention Program (EPI) (14-35)

comprehensive treatment program for people who have experienced a first episode of psychosis
treatment is provided by a coordinated specialty care (CSC) team, which helps people work toward personal goals and recovery
helps clients navigate the road to recovery from an episode of psychosis, including supporting efforts to function well at home, on the job, at school, and in social situations
eligibility will be determined by H.O.P.E. clinical team as per Provincial standards
admission decisions are based on considerations that include: admission criteria, current caseload status, staff capacity, ability to manage risk in the community

Mental Health & Justice

case management and court support for individuals with mental health concerns and involvement in criminal justice system
works with individual and their family to develop support and treatment plan and reduce social isolation
assist with navigating court system and obtaining appropriate referrals

Support for Depression

for people experiencing or who have experienced mental illness, includes peer support groups, mutual support and coping skills develop, trained peer volunteer facilitators, and safe, non-judgmental environment

Newcomers Health & Wellbeing (12+)

provides mental health and primary care services to newcomers in York Region and South Simcoe who have physical and mental health concerns.

Rapid Access Psychiatry

an evidence-based model of service for adults with mild-to-moderate depression and anxiety, offering different levels of support.

Support for Depression & Support for Anxiety

support groups for individuals who are experiencing or have experienced depression or anxiety, either on their own or in conjunction with other mental illnesses
facilitated by trained volunteers with lived experiences of anxiety

Telemedicine

help for clients, their physicians and healthcare providers connect virtually through the Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN)
nursing support is available upon request

Ontario Structured Psychotherapy Program, see separate entry