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Some important information on Supportive Housing from our colleagues at CMHA Thames Valley Addiction & Mental Health Services.Supportive Housing is Health Care.
At CMHA TVAMHS, we know that housing is a critical part of recovery and wellness. Our Highly Supportive Housing programs provide much more than a roof. They include round-the-clock staff on-site 24/7, 365 days a year, helping tenants manage their mental health, stay connected to care, and live with dignity and stability.
These programs provide a long-term solution for people who need both a home and mental health and addiction supports to thrive. Our programs are evidence-informed and help create healthier communities by reducing emergency room visits, hospitalizations, and police interactions.
Visit our website to learn more about our programs and services: www.cmhatv.ca
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A reminder that our offices are closed today. CMHA NBD will be closed on Monday, May 19. We wish you all a safe and happy long weekend.
📱If you need immediate support call:
• Crisis Intervention line at 1-800-352-1141
• 988 if you are thinking about Suicide or worried about someone who is
• 911 if you or someone you know is in immediate dangerCMHA NBD will be closed on Monday, May 19. We wish you all a safe and happy long weekend. 👑
📱If you need immediate support call:
• Crisis Intervention line at 1-800-352-1141
• 988 if you are thinking about Suicide or worried about someone who is
• 911 if you or someone you know is in immediate danger
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If you know someone living unsheltered who needs support, please contact the True Self Peer Outreach Support Team. They provide help in North Bay and West Nipissing during business hours, with after-hours messages accepted.
For shelter, the Crisis Centre North Bay is available 24/7.
Your call can connect someone to the care they need. ❤️
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