All Programs

A support group for men and women struggling with problematic gambling behaviour.

Individualized outpatient / office-based support to help you attain your substance use, concurrent disorder (substance use and mental health), or gambling goals.

For people alleged to have committed an offence under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA).

This educational program can help youth who have been caught shoplifting.

Promotes positive self-reflection and change using art as a therapeutic medium.

An effective and efficient alternative to custody for youth involved in the justice system.

For drivers convicted of or suspended for Impaired Driving.

Have you been arrested and detained? Maybe we can help. Discover your options.

Come into one of our employment centres to speak to staff about options for embarking on a second career.

Connecting with individuals in the downtown core who may be experiencing substance use, mental health, and/or housing challenges.

Canada-Ontario Job Grant provides an opportunity for employers to invest in their workforce, with help from the government.

Community based option to perform community service work.

Intensive case management for people struggling with mental health or mental health and substance use issues.

We work with job seekers to help identify skills and career goals to develop a pool of qualified candidates to match with available positions and provide financial assistance to employers to help offset expenses.

Support for people who want to maintain the gains they made while in treatment.

Cornerstone House offers a shelter and a Transitional Housing Program for men and women who are between 18 and 29 years of age.

Provides crisis support to individuals in the environment of their choice.

Provides immediate crisis support and counselling for individuals experiencing a mental health or situational crisis.

Day treatment is a 5-week outpatient program for all genders, aged 16 and up.

Have you been charged with a minor offense?

Support for individuals with severe and persistent mental health and/or addiction and may have been denied supervision.

Community based sentencing option for minor offenses.

Provides alternatives to the formal court process.

Want to develop the skills you need for a well-paying job in the red-hot construction sector, gain real-world experience, and earn a college certificate all at the same time?

Provides safe use supplies to reduce harm related to substance use.

An open, ongoing, peer support group for individuals in recovery from addictions and mental health issues.

Assists individuals in finding sustainable employment by working with an employment consultant to identify skills, capabilities, experience, and develop a job search plan, conduct mock interviews, and more.

Focuses on teaching skills to help individuals with both mental health difficulties and substance use.

Mental Health Specialist staff are paired with police officers to respond to 911 calls related to mental health.

An ongoing, open support group for individuals facing challenges related to concurrent disorders.

The ODSP Employment Supports focuses on providing Employment supports to those on ODSP. This can include everything from a job search to job coaching.

Peter Willis Residence is a community residential facility for male federal offenders who are on parole and transitioning back into the community.

Community based sentencing option for minor offenses.

Partner agencies working together to offer comprehensive support for individuals with a substance use disorder.

Addiction Case Management for people who access the local emergency department because of opiate use.

Separate gender-based, 5-week live in programs for people aged 16 and up.

All employment centres have computers, telephones, fax machines, skills and capabilities assessments, career information, and much more.

Support for people who want to change their gambling behaviour.

An open support group for individuals struggling with a family member or loved one who is experiencing challenges related to substance use and/or gambling.

Change hard thoughts into cool thoughts.

Station House provides a safe place to stay for young people who are experiencing homelessness or who are at risk of homelessness.

Provides individuals with practical information, strategies and tools on relapse prevention.

For persons charged with theft.

Workshops to prepare students for the job market by teaching how to create a resume and cover letter, prepare for an interview, provide apprenticeship information, and more.

Provides individuals with safe, affordable housing.

Supportive housing helps people who are at risk of homelessness, promoting self-sufficiency while preventing housing loss.

Withdrawal management provides support for withdrawal from alcohol and/or other drugs.

WRAP provides financial assistance to employers to help offset the costs of hiring people aged 15 to 30 who are not currently in school.

WRAP focuses on supporting youth who are experiencing homelessness, unstable housing and who may struggle with mental health/addictions, which all can contribute to poor employment retention.

Short-term outreach crisis support and stabilization for children and youth up to aged 18.

Young person alleged to have committed an offence under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA).

A variety of programs to help young people develop valuable skills.

Support to the families of youth in conflict with the law.

Court support for youth when mental health concerns may be a factor.

Community based supports for high risk youth involved in the Youth Justice System.