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Canadian Mental Health Association
Toronto Branch
Mental Health and Justice Program
Office phone 416-789-7957
Fax 416-789-9079
Web site www.toronto.cmha.ca
Address Lawrence Square Mall, 700 Lawrence Ave W, Ste 480, Toronto, ON, M6A 3B4
Location (Intersection) North York West (William R Allen Rd and Lawrence Ave W)
Hours Office -- Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm
Area served City of Toronto * Crisis Prevention -- Steeles Ave E (north) to Lake Ontario (south), Victoria Park Ave (west) to Rouge River/Pickering Town Line (east)
Languages of service English
Eligibility Individuals 16 years and over with serious mental illness and recent or current involvement with the criminal justice system
Physical access Wheelchair accessible building including main entrance and barrier free washrooms * elevator with lowered buttons * designated parking
Service description Network Safe Bed Registry, 416-248-4174, www.toronto.cmha.ca/safebeds -- information on criteria, locations and availability of short-term crisis beds * crisis beds -- residential care and 24 hour crisis support, up to 30 days * capacity 16 beds * in partnership with COTA Health, Gerstein Crisis Centre and Reconnect Mental Health Services

Case Management Services, 416-979-1994 ext 224 -- supportive housing and intensive case management services * capacity 395 * rent supplement program * high level of supportive services * in partnership with Houselink Community Homes, LOFT Community Services, COTA Health -- see separate entries

Mental Health and Justice Crisis Prevention Program, 416-458-9466, fax 416-289-6843 (referrals) -- assistance to individuals with mental illness who are at significant risk of incurring criminal charges * access to mental health services and supports * home visits or visits to community locations available to referred individuals * consultation available to police, probation and criminal justice personnel * see website for referral form

Mental Health and Justice Initiative -- housing and support for persons with serious mental illness, current involvement with the criminal justice system, and who are homeless or at risk of homelessness * in partnership with LOFT Community Services -- see separate entry
Organization type Non Profit ; Registered Charity ; United Way
Last complete update 2010-05-14
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