Toronto North Support Services is a community-based agency providing mental health and homeless services to adults in Toronto.
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The Mental Health and Justice Initiative is a partnership of agencies that support and house individuals who have mental health challenges, are currently involved in the criminal justice system and are homeless or potentially homeless. Toronto North Support Services provides case management to clients once they’ve been housed, helping them recover from mental illness, retain their tenancy and learn new life skills.
Who is eligible for the service?
Referrals for this program are only accepted from designed sources, which include:
- Mental Health Court Support Programs
- Mental Health and Justice Intensive Case Management Programs
- Law and Mental Health Program (CAMH) and Forensic Assessment Consultation and Treatment Program (FACT – Whitby Mental Health Centre)
- Short-term residential crisis support beds (i.e. Safe Bed Program)
- Pre-Charge diversion crisis response/outreach services
- Courts/Jails including Probation and Parole
Where can I go to get more information?
For more information on the Initiative, please contact the Unit Registry Worker Monday to Friday at 416-757-6454 or check out their website at www.mentalhealthandjustice.org.