Description: Collaboration with agencies across Northumberland County to provide an extensive collection of community services designed to address any number of concerns, from those related to mental health and well-being, to providing community supports and case management. Access Criteria: 16+, though some services exist for 15 and younger. Self referrals accepted, as are referrals from medical professionals and community agencies. […]

Description: Provides 24/7 support, risk assessment and safety planning for women who are experiencing or at risk of violence. Telephone: (905) 372-0746 or (800) 263-3757

Description: 24/7 crisis support line. Telephone: (905) 352-3708 or (800) 388-5171

Description: Peer support model where those with shared lived experiences come together to help each other cope and recover from their use of substances. Access Criteria: Anyone who has concerns about their use and abuse of or addiction to substances. Website: orscna.org Telephone: (888) 811-3887

Description: Local support groups for family members, friends and/or teens who have been affected by someone else’s alcohol or substance use, abuse and/or addiction. Access Criteria: 12+. Self-referral. Website: al-anon.alateen.on.ca Telephone: (888) 425-2666

Description: Children’s mental health agency offering a variety of services. Access Criteria: 0-18. Self-referral by contacting Central Intake. Website: kinark.on.ca Telephone: (888) 454-6275

Description: A multidisciplinary team providing a wide variety of mental health services to children, youth and their families. If the young person is without a family physician or pediatrician, a visit can be made to a walk-in clinic or the POP Clinic at PRHC to request an assessment and referral. Access Criteria: 0-17. Referral by a medical practitioner. Website: https://www.prhc.on.ca/healthcare-services/mental-health-addictions/family_youth_clinic/ […]

Description: An early psychosis intervention program that helps people who are experiencing a first episode of psychosis get their lives back on track and stay well. They work with individuals and families to identify challenges and develop an individualized treatment plan. Access Criteria: 14-35. Experiencing a first episode of psychosis. Website: lynxtracks.ca Telephone: (866) 990-9956 – 24-hour crisis line Telephone: […]

Description: 24-hour telephone and TTY crisis line available to all women who have experienced abuse. Counselling, emotional support, information and referrals are provided. Access Criteria: All ages. Self-referral. Woman-identified folks only. Website: awhl.org Telephone: (866) 863-0511 – Crisis line TTY: (866) 863-7868