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Contact a psychosocial worker for help and referralsHelp for situations of distress, family problems, relationship issues, etc.
Health services, psychosocial support and counseling, referralsAge: 14-24 years
Services for physical, sexual, and mental healthAge: 12-25 years
Find local social programs and services
Confidential crisis services, helpline, and supported housing with community follow-upHelp with anxiety, distress, and suicidal thoughtsAge: 18+
Day center – educational services, social activities, support and listening servicesFor adults living with mental health issues
Support for physical and mental well-beingServices tailored for queer and transgender peopleWith or without health insuranceAge: 12-25
Listening and support serviceFor caregivers
Online and in-person mental health support: Support groups, workshops, family advice, resource list, online learningFor families, friends, and caregivers of people living with mental illness
Shelter, information, counseling and follow-up services for women who are experiencing or have experienced some form of domestic violence.
Listening and support, psychosocial intervention, workshops and coursesInformation and referralsFor anyone needing help, including immigrants
A diverse and LGBTQ-friendly community spaceIndividual support, wellness workshopsAges 16-35
Support for young people close to individuals living with a mental health condition and referrals to appropriate services.Age: 12-29 years.
Respite programs, support for children and families
Psychosocial rehabilitation for adults with long-term mental health challenges, focused on improving well-being and developing skills through community support.Age: 18+
Substance analysis services & psychosocial interventionsInterventions in party settings and mobile substance analysis
Yoga and meditation for well-being – mindfulness-based programs adapted for young people who have experienced traumaFor vulnerable children and teenagers
Services and resources for young people leaving the care of the Youth Protection Services (DPJ)Age: 16+
Adults with an urgent mental health problem can go to the emergency department at the Douglas Mental Health University Institute.