Mental Health Resources
A non-profit organization dedicated to mental health for all Canadians. Services provided include: mental health and COVID-19; BounceBack; ConnexOntario; distress and crises services; kids help phone; children’s mental health Ontario centres; Talk4healing for Indigenous women; and LGBT youthline Ontario.
A world renowned public mental health and teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto, and is the largest of its kind in Canada.
Offers in home and clinic based healthcare services which include: personal support; home support; physiotherapy; occupational therapy, speech-language pathology (SLP); dietetic; social work; and nursing care.
A mental health and addiction referral system, available 24hr/7days a week via phone, online chat, or email. ConnexOntario is free, confidential, and highly personalized.
Offers ways to find out more information about mental health services in Canada. Specific services include: COVID-19 and mental health; information about mental illness; suicide prevention and help; post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD); cannabis and mental health; and ways in which to improve your mental wellbeing.
Offers community based mental health and addiction services in Ontario. Services are free and confidential, and include: schedule an appointment with a doctor or nurse practitioner (NP), or speak with a nurse right away via Telehealth; ConnexOntario; Rapid Access Addiction Medicine (RAAM) clinics; and referrals to a supervised consumption site.
Describes 55 mental health markers for all Canadians across the lifespan to examine which supports are used by those living with mental health challenges. Markers include: caregivers for family members with a mental illness; children and youth; housing and homelessness; seniors; stigma; suicide prevention; First Nations, Inuit, and Métis; E-mental health first aid; and diversity.