The Canadian Mental Health Association provides recovery-focused programs and services for people of all ages and their families. Follow the links below for details.
Canadian Mental Health Association, Brant Haldimand Norfolk Branch has been providing affordable housing since the mid-1980s to individuals who financially qualify and have been diagnosed with mental illness. Our current 200 housing locations are spread throughout the three counties, with locations based on the preference of the applicant, family size and availability. The agency owns […]
LivingWorks Start teaches life-saving suicide prevention skills in as little as one hour online. Dynamic, interactive content provides a high-impact learning experience. LivingWorks Start is a 90-minute online training program that will teach you how to recognize when someone is having thoughts of suicide and take meaningful action to keep them safe. The LivingWorks Start […]
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To request a presentation, please call 519-752-2998, ext. 112. Presentations are offered both virtually and in-person. Through education, information and community development, Mental Health Promotion provides programming to create an awareness of mental health and reduce the stigma of mental illness within Brant Haldimand Norfolk. Services Include: Seminars and workshops on stress management, mental health, mental illness, suicide […]
OASIS is an ongoing, open support group for individuals facing challenges related to concurrent disorders. The group is facilitated by staff from St. Leonard’s and CMHA, and is appropriate for people using a harm reduction or abstinence goal in their recovery. Goals: To learn new coping strategies and skills to manage mental health and addiction […]
Due to COVID-19, and in an effort to contain its spread, we are encouraging phone and virtual supports. Face-to-face appointments can be accommodated if preferred. See flyer for additional details: Hope Peer Telephone support flyer Seconded from H.O.P.E. The Peer Support Program is unique, in that Peer Support Workers have experienced recovery personally. Services include: […]
You Are Not Alone Suicide bereavement is a unique type of grieving. In addition to the profound sense of loss, survivors are also left with a deep sense of guilt, regret, and shame. An important part of the healing process is the opportunity to share and express your grief with other survivors. The Survivors of […]
Please be advised, in an effort to keep our clients and staff safe during the COVID pandemic, we are offering the option of phone and virtual supports, in addition to in-person appointments following proper COVID-19 protocols, should that be the client’s preference. Please contact your worker for further information. Vocational support services assist persons with […]
