All Mental Health Addiction

Mental Health Walk in Clinic (Richmond Centre) offers access to a registered mental health therapist for 45-60 minutes. There is no cost for this service and no appointment or referral required. Please visit their website for more information. Read more...

Teen Challenge Canada is a charitable organization that operates a 12-month in-residence alcohol and drug addiction recovery program for men and women 18+, with nine centres located throughout Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, and Atlantic Canada. We offer help and hope to those struggling with substance addiction through a proven faith-based program. Read more...

Avalon Sexual Assault Crisis Line support individuals requiring support after experiencing sexual violence. Please contact them for more information. Phone Line: 902-425-0122 Read more...

Deacon House Relocation a 6-bed male accommodation for individuals struggling with mental health challenges or addictions. Please contact them for more information. Read more...

Metro Turning Point provides emergency shelter for men experiencing homelessness, including Veterans. Men are provided a bed to sleep in, an evening snack, guidance for finding a pathway to other organizations who can help, advice for finding suitable housing and counseling. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

The Gathering Place offers meals; health and dental services; and counselling supports to the St. John’s community. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Birthright offers free pregnancy tests; support and counselling to pregnant women. Phone Line:1-506-382-2227 Toll-free Phone Line: 1-800-550-4900 Read more...

Direction 180 is a program operated by the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre and offers a methadone clinic available to individuals age 18 or older. They offer assistance in recovering from addictions, providing treatment for STI’s, offering vaccines, offering counselling and providing community referrals. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Mi’kmaq Native Friendship Resource Centre offers assistance with obtaining employment; education; housing support; child development programs; assistance coping with addictions and mental health challenges; as well as victim-support; and reintegration of ex-offenders. Services are available to individuals 19+. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Blossom House is a long-term affordable and supportive housing program for women who are struggling with Mental Health or Addiction. Women who live in the building are partnered with an outreach worker who is there to support tenants in reaching their chosen goals. Visit their website for more information. Read more...