St Catharines
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Office: 905-682-2657
210 King St
St Catharines, ON, L2R 3J9
St Catharines, ON, L2R 3J9
Short Description
COVID-19: Staff have returned to our physical office locations in order to be readily available to assist the community with their needs.At the moment we still ask that if you require services, you follow the directions on the door at the location you are visiting. Walk-ins are being accepted with proper screening protocols in place. This is to control the number of people in our centers at any given time.We are offering a variety of ways to meet with staff; in person, telephone or video conferencing. This will be guided by your comfort level and the nature of your visit with us.
Provides community-based programs and services to adults and youth in the fields of justice, prevention, employment and education throughout the Niagara Region
Programs include:
Justice
RISE (Reducing Incidences of Suspensions and Expulsions)
Changes
Recipe for Success
Provides community-based programs and services to adults and youth in the fields of justice, prevention, employment and education throughout the Niagara Region
Programs include:
Justice
- Bail Verification and Supervision
- Adult Community Service Order
- Adult Diversion
- Direct Accountability
- Justice Services Volunteer Program
- Intermittent Community Work
- Non-Residential Attendance Centre
RISE (Reducing Incidences of Suspensions and Expulsions)
- provides education structure and supervision to youth suspended or expelled from DSBN schools
- RISE: Students suspended for six or more days
- ensures the opportunity to continue education
- offered in partnership with the Niagara Catholic District School Board and the District School Board of Niagara
- non-academic programming for students who have been suspended or expelled
- includes sports and arts programs
- transportation is funded
- school-based restorative justice program
- uses restorative conferences to address issues such as bullying, racial and cultural confrontation, relationship difficulties and harassment
- school-based program to address students emotional, social and academic needs
- classroom is a prevention program offering DBT Skills Training. There is a DBT informed teacher and trainer/youth worker that will teach and practice DBT skills with the students.
Changes
- offered in partnership with the Prevent Challenge foundation
- provides money in response to requests from the DSBN to at risk youth and families
- a 14 week program for the whole family which will support healthy communication within the family unit
- free of charge
Recipe for Success
- a 16 week employment program which provides training, life skills, transferrable skills to youth ages 15-30 who may have barriers which would hinder them finding and sustaining employment
- participants are trained in Safe Food Handling, Smart Serve, Service Excellence, First Aid / CPR
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Youth Justice Services, St Catharines
St Catharines
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Office: 905-704-3215
Garden City Tower; 301 St Paul St, Ground Fl
St Catharines, ON, L2R 7R4
St Catharines, ON, L2R 7R4
Short Description
Provides probation services and counselling for young people subject to Youth Court orders. Monitors and ensures compliance with court ordered dispositions for young offenders. Provides supervision of young persons under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. Prepares court ordered reports for youth courts. Provides Extrajudicial Sanctions Program for youth diverted from the Courts.
CASE SUPERVISION provides care, treatment and supervision of young offenders, with particular focus on those who have been placed on probation by the court and for youth reintegrating back to the community following custody dispositions.
COURT DUTY advocate for youth, provide information as requested by the court, recommendations to the Court.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT work with community agencies and justice partners to meet the needs of young people in the community.
CASE SUPERVISION provides care, treatment and supervision of young offenders, with particular focus on those who have been placed on probation by the court and for youth reintegrating back to the community following custody dispositions.
COURT DUTY advocate for youth, provide information as requested by the court, recommendations to the Court.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT work with community agencies and justice partners to meet the needs of young people in the community.
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Forensic Services
St Catharines
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Office: 905-688-6850
Crisis: 1-800-263-4944
Referrals: 905-684-3407
The Branscombe Centre, 1338 Fourth Ave
St Catharines, ON, L2S 0G1
St Catharines, ON, L2S 0G1
Short Description
Serves youth who have high risk behaviours. Risk assessment and safety planning, along with therapy. Partners with the Crown's office, Police, and Probation to assist clients who are facing charges through an alternative to a formal court procedure.
The Mental Health Court Worker advocates, supports and provides referrals for youth who have come into contact with the criminal youth justice system and present with mental health issues. The Mental Health Court Worker can propose mental health diversion to the Crown and discuss treatment plans.
The Mental Health Court Worker advocates, supports and provides referrals for youth who have come into contact with the criminal youth justice system and present with mental health issues. The Mental Health Court Worker can propose mental health diversion to the Crown and discuss treatment plans.
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Indigenous Community Justice Program
Niagara-On-The-Lake
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Office: 905-685-5246
382 Airport Rd
Niagara-On-The-Lake, ON, L0S 1J0
Niagara-On-The-Lake, ON, L0S 1J0
Short Description
Provides an alternative to court for Aboriginal adults and youth that have acquired criminal charges.
Aboriginal accused have the option to apply to have their charges diverted (deferred) out of the courts and placed into the Indigenous Community Justice Program.
Once in the program, a Healing Plan will be jointly created between the participant and trained Community Council Members. The Healing Plan addresses the underlying causes that lead to the offence by establishing conditions the participant will be required to complete during the adjournment period.
Aboriginal accused have the option to apply to have their charges diverted (deferred) out of the courts and placed into the Indigenous Community Justice Program.
Once in the program, a Healing Plan will be jointly created between the participant and trained Community Council Members. The Healing Plan addresses the underlying causes that lead to the offence by establishing conditions the participant will be required to complete during the adjournment period.
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Pelham
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Office: 905-892-5736
214 Hwy 20 E
Pelham, ON, L0S 1E6
Pelham, ON, L0S 1E6
Short Description
David S Horne: David S. Horne Supportive Reintegration Housing Residence is an 8-bed residential facility for youth who have had involvement in the Youth Criminal Justice System. The program serves teenagers who have been involved with the YCJA and are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The majority of these clients enter the program with a lack of positive role models and mentors, and an absence of family. Many of these clients also present significant risk factors including a history of abuse, mental illness, and addiction issues. The program provides accommodation, an onsite classroom and therapist, as well as social supports. Clients develop enhanced life skills, and coping strategies that enhance pro-social adjustment, to reduce the likelihood of future homelessness and involvement with criminal justice system.
Ray and Pat Wagner Group Home: An 8-bed residential group home for youth between the ages of 12- 18 who are in the care of Family and Children's Services (FACS). Youth Workers work closely with the FACS Social Worker, the youth and family to develop suitable treatment plans, including discharge plans to return the youth to their homes or other longer-term supportive living arrangements. Youth are involved in a variety of therapeutic programs and activities with staff to remediate identified cognitive and behavioural deficits
Genesis Group Home: A 9-bed residential group home for youth between the ages of 12- 18 who are in the care of Family and Children's Services (FACS). Our Youth Workers work closely with the FACS Social Worker, the youth and family to develop suitable treatment plans, including discharge plans to return the youth to their homes or other longer-term supportive living arrangements. Youth are involved in a variety of therapeutic programs and activities with staff to remediate identified cognitive and behavioural deficits
All YRN residential facilities are committed to the accommodation of gender diverse youth. As such, facility referrals can be based on self-identified gender or birth-assigned sex.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Provides rehabilitative and supportive programs, mentors, and a safe environment that facilitates personal growth, change, accountability, and responsibility for youth. Services are open to youth who are involved in the Youth Criminal Justice System or have been referred for supports within the Home and Community Respite Program.
Post Detention / Custody: For youth aged 12-17. Supports youth towards a successful reintegration back to the community following periods of detention or custody. Referrals are made through Probation. A Youth Worker is assigned to work with the Probation Case Manager, the youth and family to develop a treatment plan
Extra Judicial Measures: Programs and services are provided to youth who have committed an offence as an alternative to formal charges. Programs are targeted to specific needs and tailored to support rehabilitation and are based on cognitive behavioral principles and interventions. Programs provide opportunities to promote pro-social behavior based on the needs of the youth. EJM is a community based program. Referrals are received from Contact Niagara or the Niagara Youth Justice Committee.
Extra Judicial Sanctions: Programs and services are provided to youth who have committed an offence as an alternative to court processes. Programs are targeted to specific needs and tailored to support rehabilitation and are based on cognitive behavioral principles and interventions. Programs provide opportunities to promote pro-social behavior based on the needs of the youth. EJS is a community based program. Referrals are received from the Niagara Crown Attorney's Office.
Youth Justice Committee: An alternative to formal court proceedings. A youth and their parent(s) or guardian will meet with a committee of community volunteers and the victim. Together they will negotiate meaningful ways or "sanctions" for the youth to repair the harm caused. Youth, 12 to 17-years-old, qualify if the offence is minor and police or the Crown decide they are eligible for the program.
Ray and Pat Wagner Group Home: An 8-bed residential group home for youth between the ages of 12- 18 who are in the care of Family and Children's Services (FACS). Youth Workers work closely with the FACS Social Worker, the youth and family to develop suitable treatment plans, including discharge plans to return the youth to their homes or other longer-term supportive living arrangements. Youth are involved in a variety of therapeutic programs and activities with staff to remediate identified cognitive and behavioural deficits
Genesis Group Home: A 9-bed residential group home for youth between the ages of 12- 18 who are in the care of Family and Children's Services (FACS). Our Youth Workers work closely with the FACS Social Worker, the youth and family to develop suitable treatment plans, including discharge plans to return the youth to their homes or other longer-term supportive living arrangements. Youth are involved in a variety of therapeutic programs and activities with staff to remediate identified cognitive and behavioural deficits
All YRN residential facilities are committed to the accommodation of gender diverse youth. As such, facility referrals can be based on self-identified gender or birth-assigned sex.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Provides rehabilitative and supportive programs, mentors, and a safe environment that facilitates personal growth, change, accountability, and responsibility for youth. Services are open to youth who are involved in the Youth Criminal Justice System or have been referred for supports within the Home and Community Respite Program.
Post Detention / Custody: For youth aged 12-17. Supports youth towards a successful reintegration back to the community following periods of detention or custody. Referrals are made through Probation. A Youth Worker is assigned to work with the Probation Case Manager, the youth and family to develop a treatment plan
Extra Judicial Measures: Programs and services are provided to youth who have committed an offence as an alternative to formal charges. Programs are targeted to specific needs and tailored to support rehabilitation and are based on cognitive behavioral principles and interventions. Programs provide opportunities to promote pro-social behavior based on the needs of the youth. EJM is a community based program. Referrals are received from Contact Niagara or the Niagara Youth Justice Committee.
Extra Judicial Sanctions: Programs and services are provided to youth who have committed an offence as an alternative to court processes. Programs are targeted to specific needs and tailored to support rehabilitation and are based on cognitive behavioral principles and interventions. Programs provide opportunities to promote pro-social behavior based on the needs of the youth. EJS is a community based program. Referrals are received from the Niagara Crown Attorney's Office.
Youth Justice Committee: An alternative to formal court proceedings. A youth and their parent(s) or guardian will meet with a committee of community volunteers and the victim. Together they will negotiate meaningful ways or "sanctions" for the youth to repair the harm caused. Youth, 12 to 17-years-old, qualify if the offence is minor and police or the Crown decide they are eligible for the program.
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Community Justice Programs
Oakville
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Office: Information and intake 905-847-6547 ext 0; (collect calls accepted)
165 Cross Ave, Suite 203
Oakville, ON, L6J 0A9
Oakville, ON, L6J 0A9
Short Description
ADAPT offers a variety of Community Justice programs to youth and adults, providing assessment, counselling and case management services, assistance can also be provided to the family or caregivers
Extra-Judicial Programming (EJM and EJS) (ages 12-17)
- Extrajudicial Sanctions (EJS) is a program that gives young people an opportunity to accept responsibility for their actions and to make amends by completing certain tasks, after being charged with an offence
- Extrajudicial Measures (EJM) is a program that gives young people, who are willing to participate, an opportunity to accept responsibility for their actions and to make amends by completing certain tasks (option available to police instead of laying a formal charge)
- involvement with ADAPT may be one of the tasks assigned as part of the EJS/EJM contract
Youth Justice Program
- provides screenings, assessment and counselling services to young people involved with Halton Youth Justice Services who are experiencing issues related to drug and /or alcohol use
- referrals are initiated by Halton Youth Justice Services
- support is also provided to family members of the young person
Probation and Parole Program
- provides alcohol/drug use and problem gambling assessments for probation and parole clients as required by a court order and/or parole certificate
- these screenings, in conjunction with the Probation and Parole Officer, determine the level of service required to meet the counselling condition of the order
- services include group and individual counselling and referrals to community programs/services tailored to the needs of the individual
Drug Court Program
- the Halton Drug Treatment Court (HDTC) is a judicially-supervised drug treatment and rehabilitation program for offenders whose criminal conduct is motivated by drug addiction
- expected to take 9 to 12 months to complete
- participation is voluntary and includes an application and screening process by the Federal Crown Attorney's office and the Court Liaison worker
- once accepted, ADAPT is the lead provider to address the substance addiction and the individual is assigned an addiction worker
Safe Beds
- a short-term residential bed program (Mental Health & Justice Beds) providing individuals living with mental illness, and recent or current involvement with the criminal justice system, with a 30-day stay with onsite 24-hour supports to assist in resolving the current crisis and creating strategies for long-term interventions
- referrals are made by Halton Regional Police and admission to the program is based on a screening with Safe Beds program staff
- Canadian Metal Health Association (CMHA), Supportive Housing Halton (SHH) and ADAPT work in collaboration to provide individuals with a service delivery model that is comprehensive
- if the individual is in need of addiction services, the ADAPT Safe Beds Addiction Worker will be assigned to provide services
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Mental Health Services, Halton Region Branch Head Office - Oakville
Oakville
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905-693-4270
Crisis: COAST (Crisis Outreach and Support Team): 1-877-825-9011
1540 Cornwall Rd, Unit 102
Oakville, ON, L6J 7W5
Oakville, ON, L6J 7W5
Short Description
Programs and services include:
Case Management
- helps people manage symptoms in positive ways, get the right care, find a place to live, make healthy choices, and connect to others who can help
Information and Referral
- provides information on mental health, addictions, and services to promote improved health and well-being
- provides current and comprehensive information for people who have a mental health and/or addiction concerns as well as family members, friends, physicians, health care workers, or service providers
Crisis Outreach and Support Team (COAST)
- provides telephone support and mobile intervention to persons who are in crisis and have a mental health concern
- offer a range of workshops, courses, training, groups, and services to promote positive health and create a supportive community
Call-In Counselling
- Single session counselling available over the phone, video platform and in-person (select days)
- call 289-291-5396 to schedule an appointment
Groups and Workshops
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)-based skills groups and workshops: Develop skills such as mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotional regulation and interpersonal effectiveness
- AFFIRM: Group focused on developing new skills, meeting new people, and reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression for LGBTQ2S+ youth and adults
- Structured Relapse Prevention: For clients with moderate to severe substance use concerns looking to work towards changing alcohol/drug use, and learn how to cope with daily substance use triggers, cravings and risk situations
Transitional Case Management Program
- Dual Diagnosis Program: for people who have both a mental health concern and /or intellectual disability
- Justice Services: providing assistance and court support services for people who have a mental health/addiction concern and are involved in the criminal justice system
- Court Support: for people who have a mental health and/or addiction concern and are accused of an offence * help patients get the mental health and/or addictions support they need while they are in the midst of court proceedings, such as the community treatment court
- Release from Custody: help people to reintegrate back into the community in a safe and supportive manner
Peer Support Program
- virtual peer support groups * weekly drop-in groups * email [email protected] for information
Services and Programs:
- Education and Training
- Mobile Outreach Team - COAST - Crisis Outreach and Support Team
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Halton Youth Justice Program
Oakville
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Office: Burlington: 905-825-4777 ext 2362;
Oakville: 905-825-47777 ext 2271;
Milton/Halton Hills: 905-825-4777 ext 2421
Halton Regional Police Service Headquarters; 2485 North Service Rd W
Oakville, ON, L6M 3H8
Oakville, ON, L6M 3H8
Short Description
The Halton Youth Justice Program (HYJP) deals with young persons between the ages of 12-17 years who have committed a criminal offence in the community
- designed to deal with youth in conflict with the law
- holds youth accountable for their actions
- offers opportunities for youth to deal with the underlying issues contributing to their criminal behaviour
- the program has a close relationship with other community agencies to assist young people and their families
- the program offers youth an opportunity to accept responsibility for their actions and appreciate their impact on victims and the community by addressing errant behaviours prior to a criminal charge being laid
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Community Justice Programs
Burlington
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Office: Information and intake 905-847-6547 ext 0; (collect calls accepted)
Burlington Centre (formerly Burlington Mall); 777 Guelph Line, Suite 214
Burlington, ON, L7R 3N2
Burlington, ON, L7R 3N2
Short Description
ADAPT offers a variety of Community Justice programs to youth and adults, providing assessment, counselling and case management services, assistance can also be provided to the family or caregivers
Extra-Judicial Programming (EJM and EJS) (ages 12-17)
- Extrajudicial Sanctions (EJS) is a program that gives young people an opportunity to accept responsibility for their actions and to make amends by completing certain tasks, after being charged with an offence
- Extrajudicial Measures (EJM) is a program that gives young people, who are willing to participate, an opportunity to accept responsibility for their actions and to make amends by completing certain tasks (option available to police instead of laying a formal charge)
- involvement with ADAPT may be one of the tasks assigned as part of the EJS/EJM contract
Youth Justice Program
- provides screenings, assessment and counselling services to young people involved with Halton Youth Justice Services who are experiencing issues related to drug and /or alcohol use
- referrals are initiated by Halton Youth Justice Services
- support is also provided to family members of the young person
Probation and Parole Program
- provides alcohol/drug use and problem gambling assessments for probation and parole clients as required by a court order and/or parole certificate
- these screenings, in conjunction with the Probation and Parole Officer, determine the level of service required to meet the counselling condition of the order
- services include group and individual counselling and referrals to community programs/services tailored to the needs of the individual
Drug Court Program
- the Halton Drug Treatment Court (HDTC) is a judicially-supervised drug treatment and rehabilitation program for offenders whose criminal conduct is motivated by drug addiction
- expected to take 9 to 12 months to complete
- participation is voluntary and includes an application and screening process by the Federal Crown Attorney's office and the Court Liaison worker
- once accepted, ADAPT is the lead provider to address the substance addiction and the individual is assigned an addiction worker
Safe Beds
- a short-term residential bed program (Mental Health & Justice Beds) providing individuals living with mental illness, and recent or current involvement with the criminal justice system, with a 30-day stay with onsite 24-hour supports to assist in resolving the current crisis and creating strategies for long-term interventions
- referrals are made by Halton Regional Police and admission to the program is based on a screening with Safe Beds program staff
- Canadian Metal Health Association (CMHA), Supportive Housing Halton (SHH) and ADAPT work in collaboration to provide individuals with a service delivery model that is comprehensive
- if the individual is in need of addiction services, the ADAPT Safe Beds Addiction Worker will be assigned to provide services
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John Howard Society Extrajudicial Measures and Extrajudicial Sanctions Programs
Hamilton
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Office: 905-522-4446
654 Barton St E
Hamilton, ON, L8L 3A2
Hamilton, ON, L8L 3A2
Short Description
Youth are diverted from the formal youth justice process, while being held accountable for their actions in a community context. Each young person is designed a program of measures that addresses their risks and needs of the person(s) harmed in the community.
These programs are funded by the Ministry of Children and Youth Services. The Extrajudicial Measures Program is offered in partnership with Hamilton Police Services. The Extrajudicial Sanctions Program is offered in partnership with the Hamilton Crown Attorney's Office and Hamilton Youth Probation Services.
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John Howard Society Non-Residential Attendance Centre
Hamilton
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Office: 905-522-4446
654 Barton St E
Hamilton, ON, L8L 3A2
Hamilton, ON, L8L 3A2
Short Description
This is a highly structured intensive community based alternative to custody for youth who have come in contact with the law. Youth engage in cognitive programming based on prevention, rehabilitation, and reintegration. The program supports youth and assists them in achieving their goals, motivating and facilitating change.
This program is funded by the Ministry of Children and Youth Services.
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John Howard Society Federal Adult Diversion Program
Hamilton
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Office: 905-522-4446
654 Barton St E
Hamilton, ON, L8L 3A2
Hamilton, ON, L8L 3A2
Short Description
The Adult Diversion program diverts selected offenders from the normal court process, while still being accountable for their offence. Upon successful completion of the Adult Diversion Agreement, all further criminal proceedings relating to the charge against the offender will be terminated.
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John Howard Society Direct Accountability Program
Hamilton
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Office: 905-522-4446
654 Barton St E
Hamilton, ON, L8L 3A2
Hamilton, ON, L8L 3A2
Short Description
A Community Justice Worker attends court daily and works with the offender and the Crown on referrals for diversion. The Community Justice Worker works collaboratively to determine, implement, and monitor sanctions, which may include:
- community service work
- letter of apology
- charitable donation
- restitution
- referral to program options
- alternative service within the community
Direct Accountability also includes three programs which are educational and informational in nature as part of this program: alcohol and drug awareness, anger management, stop shop theft.
This program is funded by the Ministry of the Attorney General.
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Mental Health Court Support Services
Hamilton
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Office: 905-645-5252 x3662
45 Main St E, Ste 308C
Hamilton, ON, L8N 2B7
Hamilton, ON, L8N 2B7
Short Description
Provides alternatives and options for individuals experiencing serious mental illness who become involved in the criminal justice system.
This program is comprised of three components:
This program is comprised of three components:
- Mental Health Court Diversion
- Education regarding consumer issues, mental illness, mental health services, and the mental health system
- Connects persons considered appropriate for diversion to access services and supports
- Provides consultation to the judiciary on cases referred for diversion
- Provides consultation for persons not deemed suitable for diversion
- Support and information for family members and significant others
- Intensive Case Management
- Provides services to individuals who are not eligible for mental health court diversion
- Helps support individuals with a serious mental illness, a concurrent disorder, or a dual diagnosis
- Provides outreach, court support, and support plans based on identified need in order to prevent further involvement with the criminal justice system
- Connections to longer term case management services, rehabilitative programs, medical treatment, accessing appropriate financial entitlements and appropriate housing
- Support and information for family members and significant others
- Release from Custody Program
- Provides short-term assistance to individuals being released from correctional custody to facilitate a stable transition
- Connections to longer term case management services, rehabilitative programs, medical treatment, accessing appropriate financial entitlements and appropriate housing
- Support and information for family members and significant others
- Consultation for people who are not deemed suitable for diversion
- Supportive counselling
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Toronto
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Office: 416-506-0064
Ontario Court of Justice, 10 Armoury St, Rm 9-014
Toronto, ON, M7A 0B9
Toronto, ON, M7A 0B9
Short Description
Problem Solving Court -- voluntary court-supervised outpatient drug addiction treatment with case management
- graduates receive a non-custodial sentence rather than incarceration
- treatment is provided by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) at 100 Stokes St, 3rd Fl
- other operating partners include Ontario Court of Justice, Legal Aid Ontario, additional government ministries and community agencies
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Court Services
Toronto
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Community Work: 416-786-9675
Stop Shop Theft: 416-786-1801
10 Armoury St , Rm 2-015
Toronto, ON, M7A 0B9
Toronto, ON, M7A 0B9
Short Description
Court Diversion Programs -- Direct Accountability Program for provincial criminal code offences
Some program temporarily adapted to operate virtually
- Federal Diversion for drug charges
Some program temporarily adapted to operate virtually
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Youth Court Action Planning Program
Toronto
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Office: 416-617-0944
Office #2: 416-618-2540
10 Armoury St, 6th Fl, Rm 6-101 and 6-102
Toronto, ON, M7A 0B9
Toronto, ON, M7A 0B9
Short Description
Community-based options to youth currently involved in the youth justice system
- helps provide youth and their families with acces to community resources throughout various stages of the court process
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Youth Justice Committee of Ontario
Toronto
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Office: Visit website to find local committee contact information
Short Description
Brings together victims with young people alleged to have committed non-violent offenses and their parents to negotiate an appropriate way for the young person to make amends for his or her actions.
- Provides an increased role for victims and communities in dealing with minor offenses committed by persons who are prepared to be accountable.
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Toronto
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Office: 416-408-4041
211 Yonge St, Suite 500
Toronto, ON, M5B 1M4
Toronto, ON, M5B 1M4
Short Description
Community Legal Clinic 416-408-4041, fax 416-408-1568
Gladue Writer/Caseworker -- call for information
Giiwedin Anang Council
- deals primarily with landlord and tenant issues, Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Plan (ODSP), Canada Pension Plan Disability (CPPD), human rights, police complaints, criminal injuries compensation, poverty law, Indian Act
- no criminal or family law
- may provide representation
- referrals to lawyers in private practice where appropriate
- law reform and public legal education activities
- funded by Legal Aid Ontario
- assistance in finding lawyers and contacting family members
- referrals
- available at all criminal courts in Toronto
- criminal diversion program for young and adult Aboriginal offenders charged with a wide variety of offences
- substitutes court appearance with an appearance before community members, with a disposition focusing on culture, tradition and healing
Gladue Writer/Caseworker -- call for information
Giiwedin Anang Council
- Aboriginal alternative dispute resolution for families involved in the child welfare system
- family counselling delivered by community Elders and members focus on traditional teachings and Talking Circles
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Day Treatment and Community Support Services
Toronto
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Crisis: 416-363-9990
Office: 416-368-4896 ext 2000
229 Yonge St, Suite 300
Toronto, ON, M5B 1N9
Toronto, ON, M5B 1N9
Short Description
Psychiatric community-based services, including crisis support and short-term intervention, medical assessment and consultation, day treatment, intensive extended day program, and intensive support and supervision
Crisis and Mobile Support Team, 416-363-9990
Telephone assessment and intake, and crisis support; follow-up mobile support based on assessment of client's mental health status
Day Treatment
Educational and therapeutic activities in classroom environment for youth 12-23 years, includes individual support and group meeting, to develop interpersonal, life and adaptive coping skills and academic success; in partnership with Toronto District School Board
Intensive Extended Day Program (IEDP)
Recovery-oriented treatment for youth 16-19 years with complex mental health needs who have left formal school system, includes support in education, vocation, life skills, housing and health related goals; in partnership with Covenant House
Intensive Support and Supervision
Alternative to custody program for youth12-17 years with serious mental health challenges, includes individualized plan, educational/vocational support, life skills and independent living supports, social and recreation support, mentoring, family support and self-help, and service coordination and advocacy; in partnership with Ontario Youth Justice Services
Medical Consultation Clinic (MCC)
Outpatient psychiatric consultation includes one-time psychiatric assessment; referral from physician or nurse practitioner required; fee
Live-in and Inpatient Treatment Programs, see separate listing
Crisis and Mobile Support Team, 416-363-9990
Telephone assessment and intake, and crisis support; follow-up mobile support based on assessment of client's mental health status
Day Treatment
Educational and therapeutic activities in classroom environment for youth 12-23 years, includes individual support and group meeting, to develop interpersonal, life and adaptive coping skills and academic success; in partnership with Toronto District School Board
Intensive Extended Day Program (IEDP)
Recovery-oriented treatment for youth 16-19 years with complex mental health needs who have left formal school system, includes support in education, vocation, life skills, housing and health related goals; in partnership with Covenant House
Intensive Support and Supervision
Alternative to custody program for youth12-17 years with serious mental health challenges, includes individualized plan, educational/vocational support, life skills and independent living supports, social and recreation support, mentoring, family support and self-help, and service coordination and advocacy; in partnership with Ontario Youth Justice Services
Medical Consultation Clinic (MCC)
Outpatient psychiatric consultation includes one-time psychiatric assessment; referral from physician or nurse practitioner required; fee
Live-in and Inpatient Treatment Programs, see separate listing
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Toronto
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Office: 647-598-4520
413 Dundas St E
Toronto, ON, M5A 2A9
Toronto, ON, M5A 2A9
Short Description
Community services
- support the healing, rehabilitation and meaningful re-integration of Indigenous women offenders
- development of healing lodge, Indigenous probation and bed bails
- cultural support, traditional knowledge and resources
- community engagement workshops
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Toronto
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Office: 416-960-0105
Daniels Spectrum, 585 Dundas St E, Suite 300-4
Toronto, ON, M5A 2B7
Toronto, ON, M5A 2B7
Short Description
Restorative justice programs including prevention, intervention and reintegration
- Schools programs
- Restorative Youth Circles (RYC) -- diversion from criminal justice system, peer and individual circles
- Leaders of Tomorrow
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Newcomer Centre - Bellevue
Toronto
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Office: 416-925-2103 ext 1221
91 Bellevue Ave
Toronto, ON, M5T 2N8
Toronto, ON, M5T 2N8
Short Description
Settlement services for immigrants and refugees
- counselling
- information and referral
- interpretation
- advocacy
- orientation sessions
- community education workshops
- participates in LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) in English, upon assessment by YMCA of Greater Toronto, childminding and transportation assistance available -- see separate entry
- peer training and development centre
- newcomer services
- LINC classes
- youth justice programs and supports
- art studio
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Community, Housing and Mental Health Support
Toronto
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Office: 416-463-1481
301 Broadview Ave
Toronto, ON, M4M 2G8
Toronto, ON, M4M 2G8
Short Description
Community and Outreach Support
Crisis support including safe beds, respite bed for caregivers, food, clothing and shoe bank
24 hour staff supported transitional housing, semi-supported independent units in the community
Mental Health and Justice Program
Information, referral and advocacy
Crisis support including safe beds, respite bed for caregivers, food, clothing and shoe bank
- psychiatric assessment and monitoring, short-term support
- 24/7 warm line
24 hour staff supported transitional housing, semi-supported independent units in the community
Mental Health and Justice Program
Information, referral and advocacy
- accompaniment
- life skills training
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Adult Justice Programs
Toronto
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Community Work: 416-597-8522 ; Stop Shop Theft 416-915-7661
976 College St
Toronto, ON, M6H 1A5
Toronto, ON, M6H 1A5
Short Description
COVID-19 -- some programs temporarily adapted to operate virtually
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Community Work Program -- supervised community-based work with nonprofit organizations
Stop Shop Theft Program -- community justice workshop
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Community Work Program -- supervised community-based work with nonprofit organizations
Stop Shop Theft Program -- community justice workshop
- includes video translated in Cantonese, Farsi, French, Hungarian, Spanish, Tamil, Vietnamese * available at various locations
- offered by Direct Accountability Program -- see separate court entries
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