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Quick Guide Mental Health Resources Serving Peel Region and Dufferin County CMHA/Peel QUICK GUIDE Mental Health Resources serving Peel Region and Dufferin County Help at your Fingertips Who? How? Where? It’s all Inside! CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE POUR LA SANTÉ MENTA LE Revised August 2011 ABUSE Al-Anon and Alateen 12-step program to cope with the effect of 416-410-3809 Armagh 905-855-0299 M someone else’s drinking. Alateen is strictly for 1-888-4AL-ANON youth (12-20 yrs) (1-888-425-2666) 416-863-0511 T www.al-anon.alateen.on.ca Assaulted Women’s Helpline 1-866-863-0511 Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) 1-888-743-6496 A self-help organization for people with alcohol Caledon Dufferin Victim Services 905-951-3838 C abuse problems. 416-487-5591 T 519-942-1452 D Visit http://peel.cioc.ca and search Alcoholics Anonymous for a list of local groups Catholic Family Services of Peel Women survivors of past and present trauma and Cocaine Anonymous 1-866-622-4636 abuse (English and Spanish) 905-450-1608 B Men survivors of trauma and abuse 905-897-1644 M Co-dependents Anonoymous (CODA) Men who have assaulted their intimate partners 12-step weekly support group for people who are Mothers and children surviving abuse together unable to maintain functional relationships. 416-410-2767 Adolescents exposed to woman abuse in families Meets Monday evenings, Unitarian Congregation, 84 South Service Rd, Mississauga - call Angela Catholic Crosscultural Services – Violence Against Women 905-457-7740 B Credit Valley Addictions and Concurrent Individual counselling and group support for 905-813-4402 905-273-4140 M Disorders Centre immigrant women victims of assault/abuse - call for information Drug and Alcohol Helpline 1-800-565-8603 905-848-7580 M Chantel’s Place Gamblers Anonymous ext. 2548 Weekly support group for men and women working to recover from their common gambling (Peel) Children’s Aid Society 905-363-6131 M problem - www.gamblersanonymous.org 416-366-7613 T Family Services of Peel Wed.’s 7:30pm at Addiction Counselling Services, Children who have experienced or witnessed violence 135 McLaughlin Rd. S., Brampton, Sun.’s 7pm at St. Mary’s Ukranian Church in Mississauga, and Fri.’s Women who have experienced domestic violence/ 7pm at Martingrove United Church in Rexdale abuse (English and Spanish) Men who have experienced early childhood abuse Hope Place Centres 905-453-5775 I 905-878-1120 D Men who have been charged with domestic assault Halton Recovery House (men) Seniors who have been/are being exploited, abused and/or are experiencing various types of challenges 905-875-3214 D and struggles Hope Place Women’s Treatment Centre ext. 103 Families involved with Children’s Aid Society 1-877-399-7299 Family Transition Place 1-800-265-9178 Narcotics Anonymous Helpline 416-410-3689 T Shelter for abused women and their children 905-584-4357 C Weekly, open support group for recovering 1-877-414-4464 Counselling services: Woman Abuse & Sexual Abuse 519-941-4357 D addicts helping each other stay clean Meetings 416-236-8956 M www.torontona.org/meetings_all.htm 1-888-696-8956 Honeychurch Family Life Resource Centre 905-451-4115 B Emergency shelter for abused women and children Ontario Problem Gambling Helpline 1-888-230-3505 Interim Place - South (women & children) 905-403-0864 M Peel Works Needle Exchange 647-225-1623 Interim Place - North (women & children) 905-676-8515 M Peel Youth Substance Abuse Program 905-276-9322 I (YMCA) 14-24 years ext. 216 Peel Children’s Centre - Sexual Abuse 905-451-4655 I Treatment Peel Addiction Assessment & Referral 905-629-1007 M 905-273-9442 M Centre (PAARC) Sexual Assault/Rape Crisis Centre 1-800-810-0180 C Street Haven at the Crossroads 416-967-6060 T Victim Services of Peel 905-568-1068 William Osler Addiction Counselling 905-796-3005 ADDICTIONS Services Adult Children Of Alcoholics William Osler Withdrawal Management 416-631-3614 T 905-456-3500 Weekly meetings throughout the GTA Centre 2 • CMHA/Peel Quick Guide CMHA/Peel Quick Guide • 3 ANXIETY/PANIC CONSUMER InitiatiVES Anxiety Empowered Central West LHIN Coordinator (F&A Peel) 905-452-1002 B A progressive support group for individuals working towards managing their anxiety - 905-451-2123 B Eden Place Outreach and Drop-in Centre 7pm Tues.’s at Heart Lake Presbyterian Church, 25 Drop-in, peer support & outreach. Drop-in at Ruth Ave., Brampton (Kennedy, north of Bovaird) Brampton Community Door, 7700 Hurontario St., 905-451-3934 B Freedom from Fear Unit 601(north end of plaza), Tue.-Fri 4-8 pm & Sat. 12-4 pm Provides information and outreach services for 416-761-6006 people suffering from phobias, panic attacks and anxiety disorders - call for meeting information Friends & Advocates Peel 905-452-1002 B Recovery Incorporated Spark of Brilliance, Dufferin County & 519-766-4450 D Provides self-help groups to people suffering from Orangeville nervous and emotional stress, panic disorders, George M. promotes healing through the arts ext. 237 depression, etc. A freewill offering is taken at 905-607-1033 B each meeting. COUNSELLING Meetings: Thursdays, 7:30pm, at Cooksville Roseanne A. United Church, 2500 Mimosa Row, Mississauga Anger Resource Management Inc. 1-877-264-3720 Mondays, 7:00pm, Grace United Church, 156 905-812-7935 M Main St N, Brampton (Meeting room posted at front entrance) Associated Youth Services of Peel 905-451-4655 I BEREAVEMENT Canadian Hearing Society “Connect” 905-608-0271 M TTY 647-260-0117 Arborcare 905-450-1608 B Follow-up, 6-week support group after bereave- 905-451-1100 B Catholic Family Services of Peel Dufferin 905-897-1644 M ment and suicide - Scotts Funeral Home, 289 Main. 1-888-940-0584 D St. North (north of Queen) in Brampton and 420 905-272-4040 M Dundas St. East (east of Hwy#10) in Mississauga Centre for Health and Anger Resolution 1-866-222-1035 Bereaved Families of Ontario, Halton/Peel Dufferin Child & Family Services – Self-help groups (closed) for various aspects of 905-848-4337 M 519-941-1530 D bereavement - call for information about meeting Children’s Mental Health Service dates and times Elizabeth Fry Society of Peel-Halton 905-459-1315 B Community of People Extending Support for female offenders, including anger mgmt A 6-week support group for people who share a similar experience: bereavement - 6-week groups, 416-767-6793 Family Services of Peel 905-453-5775 I 4 times each year, call for information (Turner & Porter Funeral Homes) Family Transition Place 1-800-265-9178 Woman Abuse, Sexual Abuse (women & men), 905-584-4357 C Coping Centre 519-943-1237 D Groups & Workshops 519-941-4357 D Heart House Hospice 905-712-8119 M (Peel) HIV/Aids Network 905-362-2025 M Hospice Caledon 905-951-3534 1-866-896-8700 Hospice Dufferin 519-942-3313 John Howard Society – Peel Halton Dufferin 905-459-2205 B for male offenders, including anger mgmt Perinatal Bereavement Services Ontario 1-888-301-7276 Nexus Youth Centre, 12-24 years 905-566-1883 M Saint Elizabeth Health Care 905-826-0854 Nexus Youth Services, 12-24 years 905-451-4655 I Survivor Support Program Supports adult family members, friends or co- 416-595-1716 T Peel Children’s Centre, Birth - 18 years 905-451-4655 I workers grieving a death by suicide or homicide Individuals, groups, parents – leave a message for meeting information COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRES Rapport Youth and Family Services, 12-20 yrs 905-455-4100 B Salvation Army Mississauga Branch 905-279-3941 M Bramalea Community Health Centre including Anger Management Serving people with bariers to accessing health 905-451-8090 B care in L6T, L6R, & L6S postal codes The Learning Disabilities Association 905-791-4100 B East Mississauga Community Health Centre 905-272-4100 M Serving people from Lake Ontario to Matheson Blvd; 905-602-4082 M Hurontario St. to Etobicoke Creek Regional Women’s Health Centre 416-586-0211 T 4 • CMHA/Peel Quick Guide CMHA/Peel Quick Guide • 5 CRISIS SERVICES The Davidson Scholarship Fund (CMHA/Peel) 905-451-1718 I 905-278-9036 Family Transition Place COAST (Crisis Outreach and Support Team) 1-800-265-9178 1-888-811-2222 C Groups and Workshops for Woman Abuse 905-584-4357 C & Sexual Abuse Survivors, Violence Prevention/ 519-941-4357 D Crisis Intervention Services Wellington/ Healthy Relationship presentations Dufferin 1-877-822-0140 John Howard Society (anger) 905-459-2205 B Crisis Response Services (PCC), Birth - 18 416-410-8615 I Youth Net Peel (CMHA/Peel) 905-456-2551 B Gerstein Centre - Crisis Intervention 416-929-5200 T Resource Centre (CMHA/Peel) 905-451-2123 B Interim Place South 905-403-0864 M EMPLOYMENT/VocationaL Interim Place North 905-676-8515 M Employment Ontario Hotline 1-800-387-5656 905-278-9036 M Mobile Crisis of Peel 1-888-811-2222 905-454-2316 B Acces Employment 905-361-2522 M Short-stay Residential Crisis Respite services Dufferin County 519-576-7431 O John Howard Society Employment Services 905-459-0111 B Short Term Residential Crisis Support Beds 905-459-7890 B (Safe Beds) Program 905-279-9294 M Employment Access (Disabilities) 905-755-9734 M 1-800-270-3861 Victim Services of Peel 905-568-1068 B Employment Resources Centre Youth Support Line Wellington/Dufferin 1-888-821-3760 (Peel Youth Village) 905-791-5576 M DISTRESS LINES Ontario Council of Alternative Business 416-504-1693 T 905-278-7208 M Partnership Place (CMHA/Peel Clubhouse) 905-796-9030 B Distress Centre Peel 1-800-363-0971 Peel Career Assessment Services Inc. 905-670-1967 M Distress Line Wellington/Dufferin 1-888-821-3760 Ready, Willing and Able (Family Services of Peel) 905-453-5775 I 1-800-265-9178 905-276-9322 M Family Transition Place 905-584-4357 C YMCA Youth Employment Services ext 214 519-941-4357 D FAMILY SUPPORT Kids Help Phone 1-800-668-6868 Association of Parent Support Groups Phone Friend (Telecare) of Ontario 4-7 p.m.
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