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People in the local community struggling with complex mental health and co-occurring addiction issues may need support coordination for successful recovery. The Support Coordination Program provides intensive case management with treatment and community support strategies to address the challenges of self-care, productivity, and leisure.
Our multidisciplinary team includes support coordinators, a co-occurring addiction specialist, and a peer specialist. It collaborates with the person, family, and health and service networks to create their recovery plan and live in their chosen community.
Reach out for more information by calling
519-824-1010 extension 32544
This group is for individuals receiving mental health support through Case Coordination or the Assertive Community Treatment Team who wish to build on their social skills and participate in leisure activities to improve physical health and community memberships. The Social Connections group meets twice monthly to plan and organize activities. Some activities may involve a nominal fee. For more information, please call 519-824-1010, extension 32357.
The people we support have serious and persistent mental illness and/or concurrent addiction and risk issues across their life situations. They must:
If You Need Help, Contact Here 24/7
at 1-844-437-3247
For More Information Contact the Program Manager at
519-824-1010, extension 32544
Homewood’s Community Addiction Services (CADS) provides outpatient addiction counselling for those concerned with substance use and/r addiction issues.
Client-centred, highly individualized treatment, support and rehabilitation for Guelph and Wellington County residents with severe and persistent mental illness.
Assesses and stabilizes patients exhibiting life-threatening or self-injurious behaviour related to mental illnesses or disorder.
Specialized care to older adults in Guelph-Wellington who are coping with a crisis, with dementia, or with mood disorders.
Provides crisis assessment and crisis support to residents of all ages within Guelph and Wellington county.
Helps to stabilize clients with complex mental health and co-occurring needs, reduce distress, and increase the success of a return to the community.
At Homewood Health we recognize that family and/or friends are an important part of a patient’s social support system, and family/friend involvement is determined based on the patient’s individual needs.
If you feel that someone’s mental health issue or substance use is impacting their ability to function well, there are ways to initiate the conversation and show that you care.
A collection of external resources that will help you with additional information and services. Please note that this information is subject to change.
