Canadian Mental Health Association Middlesex provides recovery-focused programs and services for people of all ages and their families. This page displays our full service listing. Follow the links below for more details.
By completing the Ontario Perception of Care Tool for Mental Health and Addictions (OPOC-MHA), you’re helping us improve the services we provide. This survey is anonymous and can be done online. To get started, please complete the form below. We’ll then send you a link to the survey and a code that allows you to […]Continue readingOntario Perception of Care Tool for Mental Health and Addictions
What is Peer Support? Peer support is a powerful opportunity for a person (Peer) living with a mental health need and/or addiction challenge to connect with another person (Peer Supporter) who has experienced a similar challenge and has gone through their own recovery process. The expertise or lived experience of the Peer Supporter can give […]Continue readingPeer Support
What is Reach Out? Reach Out is a bilingual 24/7 information, support and crisis service for people with mental health or addiction concerns living in Elgin, Oxford, Middlesex or London. It is a free public service, run by trusted local organizations, that quickly connects you with the help that you need. Reach Out is available […]Continue readingReach Out
Our Exeter site offers a range of mental health supports for individuals living in Exeter, southern Huron County and Goderich. Our staff want to help you identify and reach your personal goals for growth and recovery through one-to-one support, groups, and/or access to community resources. We work in partnership with many other community service providers […]Continue readingRural Services – Exeter and Goderich
Addressing the unique needs of rural communities across Middlesex, our Strathroy site is a hub for community mental health services across North Middlesex, South Middlesex, Strathroy Caradoc, Adelaide Metcalfe, Middlesex Centre and Lucan Biddulph. Many community partners come together at this location to support each person’s recovery goals and journey. Anyone looking for mental health services […]Continue readingRural Services – Strathroy
We offer approximately 18 shared homes with room for approximately 65 people in total. Homes are located across the city – near transportation and community amenities. Residents each have their own bedrooms and share common living spaces. These accommodations are available to people who have difficulty finding and keeping housing on their own and who […]Continue readingShared Homes
Our Supportive Living Apartments are for those 16+ who live with a mental illness and are looking for increased community connections, a better quality of life, and safe, secure housing that supports the activities of daily living. Permanent bachelor, one bedroom and two bedroom units are available with daily onsite support from our team. Staff […]Continue readingSupportive Living Apartments
The Support Line provides confidential listening and support to individuals 16+ any time of day or night. Whether you are anxious, depressed, lonely, overwhelmed or just need to talk something through with someone, you will find a supportive and caring person at our end of the line. If a caller is under 16, we suggest […]Continue readingThe Support Line
This welcoming 8 bedroom London home supports people transitioning between hospital and home, as well as those who are at risk of hospitalization. Our on-site staff team offers an intensive psychosocial rehabilitation program that will help you increase your life skills in order to live well in the community. Registered Nurses are on site to […]Continue readingTransitional Residential Treatment Facility
We offer both co-ed and women’s only supportive housing for those living with mental health and addiction in various locations across the city. Each home is located in a safe residential neighbourhood, on a bus route, and close to community amenities. Residents have their own bedrooms and share common living spaces. A staff member is […]Continue readingTransitional Shared Living