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Employment Peer Mentor Program is open to individuals who are 16 years or older who have experienced or are experiencing mental health and/or addiction challenges. In this program individuals are matched with a peer mentor with lived experience with mental health and/or addiction issues and who are in recovery; this person serves as a positive role model through support, guidance, Read more...

Aboriginal Health Access Centres (AHACs) are innovative, Aboriginal specific, Indigenous informed health care agencies. Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre – London provides a combination of health and social services to First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities, including: Traditional Healing, Primary Health Care, Health promotion services, Cultural programs, Community development initiatives, Social support services. Read more...

Quintin Warner House is a residential addictions treatment house where men 18 years or older, can safely overcome their addictions, and other issues such as anger and trauma. The program includes group counselling, spiritual growth, life skills training and recreational activities. Read more...

Connect for Mental Health offers support and encouragement for those impacted by mental health concerns and offers strategies to improve happiness and mental health. Please visit website for more information. Read more...

CMHA offers support for people struggling with their mental health. This support can include housing support, suicide prevention, employment services and counselling. Visit their website for more information. Read more...

Crouch Neighbourhood Resource Centre is located in the Crouch Branch Library. The Resource Centre offers recreational activities, child and youth programs, community support services, an emergency food depot and referrals to other services in the community. Men’s Lunch and Support Services Program: Every Thursday, men from the Hamilton Road area are invited to take part in a meal and access Read more...

My Sisters’ Place is an emergency shelter for women, as well as a supportive resource for women in need. This shelter offers mental health support, trauma support, and goal development. Visit website for more information. Crisis Hotline: (800) 461-5419   OR   (705) 435-3835 Read more...

Turning Point is a group of residential long-term homes designed to serve individuals who are dealing with alcohol and other drug problems. This location offers addiction services to women over 16. Read more...

MLA provides 24-hour supervision and assistance to each resident including case management, crisis intervention and discharge planning. In-house programming is available to all residents in areas such as Mental Health Education, Anger Awareness and Relapse Prevention. Read more...

London InterCommunity Health Centre offers an ID clinic for those without a permanent address. LICH also offers support programs, legal services for youth, recreational activities, housing support, referrals, skill development, employment services, addictions services and mental health support. Programs and services are for people newly arriving in Canada: The Newcomer Clinic is a collaboration between the Cross Cultural Learners Centre Read more...