If you are in crisis, please call the Crisis Intervention Centre at 613-969-7400 ext. 12753, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The 9-8-8 Suicide Crisis Helpline is also a 24/7 support service. Call or text 9-8-8.

For access to addictions and mental health support, connect to AccessMHA Regional Coordinated Access to make an online referral.

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Housing

Supportive Housing and Homelessness Program

We provide assistance to accessible, affordable housing, makes appropriate housing more affordable with rental subsidies, and provides necessary supports to maintain accommodation.

*Internal Referrals Only

Housing Resource and Coordination

We offers a variety of supports and services to clients related to housing.  The Housing Coordinator maintains regular contact with existing and potential landlords.  The Housing Coordinator provides:

*Referrals are received from various sources – primarily Quinte Healthcare, Sills 5, Central Intake/Crisis and internally.

Short-Term Residential Crisis Services (SRCS) Program

In collaboration with the Crisis Intervention Centre (CIC), we provide short-term, residential crisis services in the community as an alternative to custody.  Individuals served have come into contact with the law and:

We can immediately respond to these situations by providing short-term residential accommodations, supportive counselling, assistance to attend appointments, system coordination and navigation, and outplacement services as required.

*Short Term Residential Crisis Services are accessed via the Crisis Intervention Centre only

Congregate Settings

We own and operate two fully furnished five-bed minimum-support congregate settings (group homes). Each resident has their own room and share the kitchen, bathrooms and other common areas of the house. The supports and services provided include: activities of daily living, supportive counselling, assistance to attend appointments, assistance to tend to health related matters, crisis planning, problem solving, the development of interpersonal relationships, social and recreational activities.  Residents are expected to participate in all aspects of home management including daily upkeep, cooking and shopping.

The group homes are:

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