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Provides community-based out-patient assessment and treatment services to adolescents and young adults to help them better understand and manage psychotic illness

Offers a range of recovery programming that individuals can participate in for free, including:

• Creative Expression programs (quilting, multimedia arts and workshops)
• Skill-building (community based skill building workshops and volunteer opportunities)
• Recovery and Wellness Programming (Physical Activity, Food is Mood, Sharing Circle, etc)
• Peer Support (one-on-one and in groups)
• Peer Support for the Supporter (peer-led group support to family members of people living with mental illness)
• Older Adult Peer Support Program (peer-led group for older adults, or those aged 55+)
• WRAP/Wellness Recovery Action Plan (8 week course - registration required)

Provides housing support services, including:

Rent Supplement

• Offers a rent subsidy to individuals who require financial assistance to obtain or maintain housing
• Works in partnership with landlords in the Sudbury/Manitoulin Districts to provide safe and affordable housing

Housing Case Management

• Provides short-term support to individuals who require assistance in sustaining and maintaining their housing
• Helps individuals maintain their wellness and develop daily living skills to avoid crisis, hospitalizations, and risk of homelessness
• Supports individuals for a period of 3-4 months

Addresses youth crime by providing the following services:

• An alternative to custody
• Intensive clinical support and community supervision
• Focus on treatment

Provides a range of mental health services for children, youth and families

Offers a variety of programs and services including all or any of the following, depending upon location:

• Child and Family Intervention Program (CFI)
• Children's Mobile Crisis Program
• Day Treatment Service
• Family Intervention and Support Program (FISP)
• Intensive Support and Supervision Program (ISSP)
• Psychology Services
• SNAP (Stop Now and Plan)
• Supervised Access Program (SAP)
• Special Needs Resource Program
• Positive Parenting Program (Triple P)

Provides regional mental health service programs for adults and seniors

Provides a range of mental health services for children, youth and families

Offers a variety of programs and services including all or any of the following, depending upon location:

• Child and Family Intervention Program (CFI)
• Children's Mobile Crisis Program
• Day Treatment Service
• Family Intervention and Support Program (FISP)
• Intensive Support and Supervision Program (ISSP)
• Psychology Services
• SNAP (Stop Now and Plan)
• Supervised Access Program (SAP)
• Special Needs Resource Program
• Positive Parenting Program (Triple P)

• Provides voluntary support and services to assist individuals who are struggling with mental health issues and/or addictions issues
• Implements policies and procedures established by the Mnaamodzawin Health Services Mental Health Team

Services offered but not limited to, include the following:

Addictions

• Alcohol, drug and gambling assessments
• Counselling for individuals, couples and families
• Smoking cessation
• Relapse prevention and aftercare
• Community based treatment services
• Referrals to residential treatment

Health Promotion

• Presentations and workshops related to mental health and addictions
• Support groups
• Educational resources
• Community activities and events
• Liaison to other resources
• Referrals

Mental Health

• Assessments as deemed appropriate
• Counselling for individuals, couples and families
• Referrals to psychiatry

Provides a range of mental health services for children, youth and families

Offers a variety of programs and services including all or any of the following, depending upon location:

• Child and Family Intervention Program (CFI)
• Children's Mobile Crisis Program
• Day Treatment Service
• Family Intervention and Support Program (FISP)
• Intensive Support and Supervision Program (ISSP)
• Psychology Services
• SNAP (Stop Now and Plan)
• Supervised Access Program (SAP)
• Special Needs Resource Program
• Positive Parenting Program (Triple P)

Serves as the health and social services administration office

• Administers the community health centre and community-based health programs
• Oversees the Niigaaniin (Ontario Works) program and community social services
• Receives advisory services from a Steering Committee
• Collaborates with the Sagamok Elders Council and Youth Council to gain direction and advice with regard to critical community issues relating to elders, youth issues and health/social issues
• Lobbies with external organizations and governments for the development of Health and Social Services

Northern Ontario Remote Telecommunication Health (NORTH) Network

• Provides medical specialists, consultations, continuing health education and patient education to rural and remote areas in Ontario using two-way television
• Helps patients gain access to medical specialists
• Reduces the need to travel to receive care

• Provides mental health services to community members
• Operates under the direction of the Nahndahweh Tchigehgamig Wikwemikong Health Centre

Provides the following services:

• Assessments
• Individual, couples and family counselling
• Suicide prevention

Services can be for any of the following:

• Abuse Issues
• Anger Management
• Anxieties
• Child Behaviour Problems
• Dealing with Suicidal Ideation
• Depression
• Grief and Loss
• Parental Support
• Parent/Child Issues
• Phobias
• Relationship Issues
• Suicide Prevention and Intervention
• Support/Advocacy
• Trauma

Provides outreach mental health services to communities, schools and home visits

• Incorporates a wholistic approach to client care that incorporates the spiritual, physical, emotional and mental needs of each individual
• Supports traditional and cultural approaches to healing; mental healing and wellness activities include fishing, snaring, trapping, snowshoeing, eagle staff teaching and drum making

Services offered include:

• Access to psychiatric consultations
• Individual, family and group counselling
• Follow-up and aftercare
• Community education
• Activities which promote healthy lifestyles
• Support to community workers
• Referrals to other mental health agencies and supports

Services are provided for the following priorities but not limited to:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Gambling
• Grief and Loss
• Relationship issues
• Self-esteem
• Substance abuse
• Suicidal ideation

Health centre focused on family and community health

• Offers primary health care services through a medical clinic and outreach programs
• Provides clinical services through Physicians, Nurse Practitioners and Traditional Healers
• Offers a combination of Indigenous traditional healing methods and Western medical practices
• Provides chronic disease management and prevention, pre/postnatal care, nutrition, health education, health promotion, and counselling
• Provides referrals to other service providers and specialists
• Coordinates and hosts a public Child Poverty Task Force to address food-related health challenges in at-risk communities on Manitoulin Island; Task Force also compiled the Community Food Security Directory for Manitoulin
• Collaborates with Mnaamodzawin Regional Health Authority and all First Nation Health Centres/Services on Manitoulin Island as well as other health service providers
• Publishes a monthly newsletter online

• Functions as a voluntary service in which an owner/operator of a home provides residential care to individuals with a serious mental illness
• Allows individuals to live independently in the community with some assistance

Services include:

• Meals, laundry, medication management and some level of 24-hour supervision on a short-term or long-term basis
• Funding for personal care items, such as toiletries, clothing, eyeglasses, dental care, medical transportation, social and recreational activities
• Support from staff of the home

• Provides care and support to individuals experiencing a serious mental illness
• Focuses on maintaining or increasing an individual's ability to care for themselves, wellness planning, skill building, placement, and follow-up
• Supports individuals as they transition back into the community
• Offers skill development and education to individuals, families, and the community
• Offers outreach services to the individual, family members and community including ongoing support, education, skill development and development of the necessary community resources

Community-based support within housing for people with serious mental illness and addictions who are living within housing formerly managed by CMHA - Nipissing Regional Branch

Program includes:

• Education
• Conflict resolution
• Crisis prevention
• Housing assessment and follow-up
• Referral to community resources

Community-based case management for people with serious mental illness and addictions

Provides community support for individuals who are doing well in their recovery; program includes:

• On-going assessments
• Treatment planning
• Medication monitoring
• Instruction on safe medications use
• Conflict resolutions
• Crisis prevention
• Housing supports
• Discharge planning and coordination with other services

Community-based case management for people with serious mental illness and addictions

Programs include:

• Voluntary financial trusteeship
• Ongoing assessments
• Coordination of required services
• Conflict resolution
• Crisis prevention
• Housing supports
• Discharge planning
• Referral to community resources

Offers rent-geared-to-income and supportive housing primarily for individuals with mental illness

Offers eight Integrated Housing Sites in the City of North Bay with varying levels of support, located at:

• Algonquin Avenue Building
• Duke Street Apartments
• Lakeshore Drive Home (2)
• Mountainview Estates
• Nipissing Street Building
• Percy Street Building
• Woodward Apartments