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Organization:	Canadian Mental Health Association
Phone Numbers:	519-633-1781
Toll-Free:	1-855-633-1781
Crisis:	519-631-2180 (24 hour) 1-888-631-2180 (24 hour)
Fax:	519-631-8273
Email:	[email protected]
Website:	www.cmhaelgin.ca
Address:	110 Centre St St Thomas, ON N5R 2Z9
Intersection:	Centre St and Metcalfe St
Location:	St Thomas
Accessibility:	Wheelchair Accessible
Hours:	Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm Short Term Crisis Response Team (telephone): Daily 24 hours
Contacts:	Jesse Lake - Administration Director 519-633-1781 ext 147 * [email protected]
Executives:	Heather DeBruyn - Executive Director 519-633-1781 ext 134 * [email protected]
Service Description:	Mental health organization offering services and supports for people with a serious mental illness * promotes mental health through education, advocacy, research, and support services   Crisis Outreach and Short Term Services Safebed Program - Provides 6 crisis beds for both men and women   Case Management - Intensive case management services to people with a serious mental illness   Community Mental Health Clinic - Prevention, stabilization, and treatment of mental disorders   Short Term Crisis Intervention - Telephone and/or mobile assistance to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis   Transitional Case Management (Forensic) - Transitional Case Manager facilitates and supports the transition of inpatients of forensic units through creating and supporting community placements Services and Programs Aylmer Satellite Office Court Support Homelessness Initiative Rent Supplements Prevention and Early Intervention Program for Psychoses (PEPP) Social Rehabilitation St Thomas - Hiawatha St St Thomas - Talbot St Supportive Housing Program West Lorne Satellite Office
Fees:	Free for most services
Application:	Call or visit * referrals from other sources accepted
Eligibility / Population(s) Served:	Adults and youth 16 years and older with a serious mental illness Housing: Adults and youth 16 to 65 years living with a serious mental illness and able to live independently Crisis Outreach: People 16 years and older who are in crisis
Languages:	English ; Low German
Area(s) served:	Elgin County
See Also:	Community Mental Health Programs Mental Health Promotion Social and Life Skills
This information is provided by thehealthline.ca. It was last completely updated on: 24/07/2015
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