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The Canadian Mental Health Association for the Kootenays is a CARF Accredited multiservice organization. We are dedicated to the provision of high quality, professional services to individuals and families. The objectives of our programs are to support individuals and families to function in healthy and productive ways in their personal life and in their communities. This is achieved through access to enhanced mental health, wellness, emotional stability, social and life skill development, and the ability to make healthy choices. Programs include: Mental Health Promotion; Youth Programs; Womens Programs; Childcare programs; Employment Programs; Volunteer Management Programs; Housing and Crisis and Suicide Intervention.

To provide an accessible, comprehensive, evidence-based system of mental health services that empowers individuals to achieve recovery and serves to promote personal and community wellness.

The Canadian Mental Health Association Thompson Region works hard to break the barriers associated with mental illnesses. We achieve this through the free programming we offer such as; Education and Training, Residential and Housing Services, Community Outreach, Self Help and Peer Support.

Our Goals: To advocate for the best possible care, rehabilitation and recovery for individuals; To promote best practises based on current research; and To promote mental health and wellness through education.

CMHA Brant provides a variety of services and programs targeted to persons living with mental illness and their families, including case management, counselling, vocational support, social/recreation activities, court support and diversion, supported housing, peer support, family education and support, as well as mental health promotion and awareness events.

CMHA's mandate is to provide service and to advocate with anf for people affected by mental illness and to provide education that assists in the early identification and intervention of mental health problems. We believe that each person should have access to treatment for the primary symptoms of the illness itself, rehabilitation to maximize strengths in activities of daily living and support to sustain a good quality of life.

BIG is based in Bury and is run entirely by volunteers.We provide support groups for adults experiencing mental health conditions.People can just turn up.We instil hope, aid recovery and empower people to improve their quality of life.We signpost to other services and hold awareness raising events.

Alternatives is a community-based mental health agency located in the East End of Toronto. We provide one-to-one client counselling, case management and community supports to individuals who have significant mental health challenges. We value the knowledge and strengths of the individuals who use our services and are committed to giving choice and flexibility to the individuals we serve. We provide individual community support and counselling, groups, advocacy, linkages to other services, information and referrals. We are recovery-oriented in that we focus on self-determination, support / connection, and self-advocacy and hope as part of a journey towards improved well being. Alternatives serves the East York Community. This includes the Thorncliffe community. Self referrals are strongly encouraged and welcome. Languages served: Urdu/Hindi, Gujarati, Farsi/Dari. We are funded by the Toronto Local Health Integration Network.

We are a unique & independent charity in Evesham Worcestershire, supporting people who experience all forms of mental health issues. We provide adult & young people counselling,telephone support Monday - Friday 9am to 5pm.We also offer one to one support if needed in a safe & supportive environment.

The Canadian Mental Health Association, York Region (CMHA) is a value-based, non-profit agency belonging to a national organization. The Branch offers a variety of programs including case management, youth wellness and homelessness initiatives. The branch has been serving York Region and South Simcoe residents since 1982.

Programs and Services Available: *Life Skills Program is offered to help people develop skills in dealing with and coping with daily living situations *Vocational counselling and support provided *Opportunity to engage in a variety of recreation activities *Volunteer opportunities available *Public awareness presentations *Mental Health First Aid Canada Training Course available

The Kedzie Center was created through the efforts of North River residents, who worked to ensure that all community members would have access to compassionate, quality and culturally-informed mental health care.Services provided are individual, family and group therapy, psychiatric consultation, and guidance in identifying and accessing community resources; services are provided in both English and Spanish and are available to children, adolescents and adults.