Searching for Justice And Mental Health Programs

Provides services and support to individuals who are involved with the judicial system and would benefit from community or hospital based mental health services as an alternative to incarceration

Court support services are offered based on client need and can include:

• Accessing and retaining legal representation
• Assistance with bail release
• Case management services
• Information and referrals for community support services, housing, psychiatric and income supports
• Recommendations to the court at time of sentencing on behalf of individual

LOCAL CMHA BRANCH SERVICES DURING COVID-19

CMHA branches are open but many are offering alternative service delivery at this time

Service delivery may be provided:

• in person
• by phone

or in the following virtual ways:

• PCVC - Personal computer video conferencing
• OTN - Ontario Telemedicine Network
• ZOOM - Video/web conferencing platform

Please note: CMHA branch offerings are subject to change in response to the ongoing developments of COVID-19. The website below will reflect the most accurate and current information.

Follow this link to determine how service delivery is being provided by choosing the appropriate CMHA location from the website's drop down list.

Empowers youth in conflict with the law to take responsibility for themselves and their behaviour, and teaches skills that will assist them in making more thoughtful, responsible decisions in the future

Provides a variety of individual and group programs, including:

• Anger management
• Family counselling
• Gender specific programs
• Psychological assessment and consultations
• Skill development
• Support for referrals to specialized treatment
• Victim awareness