CMHA provides services to Adults with mental illness or addictions. Including:
Eligibility: Individuals with serious mental illness. 16 years of age and older, and who do not require 24-hour support. Must have a clinical support system, i.e., clinician/doctor, psychiatrist, and/or social worker. Individuals with a history of drug/alcohol abuse must be involved in a recognized treatment program. Individuals must reside in the City of Hamilton.
Referral Process: Referrals will be accepted from medical professionals, social service agencies, family members and self-referrals.
Phone: 905-521-0090
Fax: 905-521-0211
Address: 131 John Street SouthHamilton, Ontario L8N 2C3
Email: [email protected].
- The Baldwin Housing and Community Support Program which promotes independence in living and self-determination in decision–making for individuals with serious mental illness
- Community Enrichment Services which offer case management services to individuals with serious mental illness
- Mental Health and Justice which provides housing support services to individuals with serious mental illness who are involved in the criminal justice system
- Mental Health Court Support Services provides alternatives and options to people with serious mental illness who become involved in the criminal justice system
- The CMHA Primary Health Care Clinic is available to individuals 16 years of age or older who are
Eligibility: Individuals with serious mental illness. 16 years of age and older, and who do not require 24-hour support. Must have a clinical support system, i.e., clinician/doctor, psychiatrist, and/or social worker. Individuals with a history of drug/alcohol abuse must be involved in a recognized treatment program. Individuals must reside in the City of Hamilton.
Referral Process: Referrals will be accepted from medical professionals, social service agencies, family members and self-referrals.
Phone: 905-521-0090
Fax: 905-521-0211
Address: 131 John Street SouthHamilton, Ontario L8N 2C3
Email: [email protected].
Barrett Centre for Crisis Support provides a safe environment in the community for individuals who experience a mental health and/or substance use crisis and who do not require a hospital stay. Serves clients of all genders who are 16 years of age or older. Confidential and free services are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Referral process: referrals to the Barrett Centre for Crisis Support may be made by: people in crisis, agencies, family or friends, shelters, hospitals or other crisis services.
Phone: 24-hour Crisis line: 905-529-7878. Toll-Free 1.844.777.3571. Administration office 905-529-4343
Fax: 905-529-3993
Address: 400 King Street West, Hamilton ON L8N 3R1
Referral process: referrals to the Barrett Centre for Crisis Support may be made by: people in crisis, agencies, family or friends, shelters, hospitals or other crisis services.
Phone: 24-hour Crisis line: 905-529-7878. Toll-Free 1.844.777.3571. Administration office 905-529-4343
Fax: 905-529-3993
Address: 400 King Street West, Hamilton ON L8N 3R1
Clinic and outreach (home visiting) service designed to serve the complex mental health concerns of seniors. Scope includes mood disorders, behavioural complications of cognitive impairment, chronic mental illness, and addictions.
Seniors 65 years and older residing in the Hamilton, Brant, Niagara, Halton and North West Mississauga communities are eligible. Individuals under age 65 will be considered on an individual basis. A senior’s family physician must approve the referral to our program.
Referral Process: A senior’s family physician must approve the referral to our program. We work closely with the senior and their primary care physician and any other members of their care team. The following information is required as part of the referral and helps facilitate the assessment process:
Hamilton and Brant Seniors Mental Health Clinic and Outreach Services
Address: 100 West 5th Street (corner of West 5th and Fennell) Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3K7
Phone: 905-522-1155 ext. 36396 or Brant, Telephone: 519-752-3636
Fax: 905-381-5613
Niagara Seniors Mental Health Outreach Program
Address: 26 Hiscott, Second Floor St. Catharine’s, Ontario
Phone: 905-704-4068
Fax: 905-704-4072
Halton Seniors Mental Health Outreach Program (Serving Halton and North West Mississauga)
Address: 5230 South Service Road Burlington, Ontario
Phone: 905-681-8233 or toll free 1-866-429-7677
Fax: 905-681-8628
Seniors 65 years and older residing in the Hamilton, Brant, Niagara, Halton and North West Mississauga communities are eligible. Individuals under age 65 will be considered on an individual basis. A senior’s family physician must approve the referral to our program.
Referral Process: A senior’s family physician must approve the referral to our program. We work closely with the senior and their primary care physician and any other members of their care team. The following information is required as part of the referral and helps facilitate the assessment process:
- A valid health card number
- Reason for the referral
- Relevant history
- Recent relevant completed investigations (e.g. diagnostics imaging, bloodwork, urinalysis, head CT, ECG etc.) and any relevant previous consultations (e.g. consult from geriatrician, neurology, psychiatry etc.).
- Expectations (e.g. diagnoses, management, intervention strategies etc.).
Hamilton and Brant Seniors Mental Health Clinic and Outreach Services
Address: 100 West 5th Street (corner of West 5th and Fennell) Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3K7
Phone: 905-522-1155 ext. 36396 or Brant, Telephone: 519-752-3636
Fax: 905-381-5613
Niagara Seniors Mental Health Outreach Program
Address: 26 Hiscott, Second Floor St. Catharine’s, Ontario
Phone: 905-704-4068
Fax: 905-704-4072
Halton Seniors Mental Health Outreach Program (Serving Halton and North West Mississauga)
Address: 5230 South Service Road Burlington, Ontario
Phone: 905-681-8233 or toll free 1-866-429-7677
Fax: 905-681-8628
