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Organization:	Residential Services Division
Phone Numbers:	519-432-2623
Crisis:	Crisis and Intake Line: 519-433-0334
Fax:	519-432-8964
Email:	[email protected]
Website:	www.craigwood.on.ca
Address:	520 Hamilton Rd London, ON N5Z 1S4
Intersection:	Chesley Ave and Hamilton Rd
Location:	London (East)
Accessibility:	Not Wheelchair Accessible
Hours:	Administration: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Service Description:	Mental health treatment for youth who experience severe emotional, social and/or behavioural difficulties at home and/or in the community and who are unable to remain in the home full time or in a less intensive setting Multidisciplinary team works with youth and family and key other supports * transitional supports available   Bridgeway - 9-bed, voluntary, residential treatment program serving male youth and their families   Riverview - 5-bed female-only program that serves high-risk youth * goals of the program are to increase social competencies, offer stability, end the multiple placements/moves experienced by the youth, facilitate growth toward health and self-responsibility, and enable the youth to experience success while integrating back into the community   Serenity Programs - Facilitates personal growth toward health and self-responsibility, and enables youth to experience success while integrating, where possible, back into the community * competency, strength-based approach * personal plans for each client, which may include social skills, behaviour management, group sessions, education, life skills, cognitive restructuring and one-on-one counselling   St George St - 8-bed community-based residential treatment program in London serving adolescent males and their families
Fees:	Free * set fee for some services
Application:	Call * referrals from parents, adolescents, school officials, courts, and other service providers * family members are involved in the process
Eligibility / Population(s) Served:	Youth with mental health issues, aged 12-18 years, including young offenders and those with intellectual challenges
Languages:	English ; French
Area(s) served:	London, Middlesex, Bruce, Elgin, Grey, Huron, Oxford, and Perth
This information is provided by thehealthline.ca. It was last completely updated on: 15/05/2015
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