Hamilton Branch
182 Rebecca Street
Hamilton, Ontario L8R 1C1
Contact
Us By:
Telephone: (905)
521-0090
Fax: (905)
521-0211
Email:
cmhaham@netaccess.on.ca
Website:
www.netaccess.on.ca/~cmhaham
Hours of
operation: Mon-Fri:
8:00am-4:00pm
Referrals:
Referrals will be
accepted from social services
agencies, medical
professionals and self-referrals.
Clientele:
Criteria
may vary depending on program. In general we service adults, 16 years of
age and older, with a severe and persistent mental illness.
Fee:
Vary
depending on program. (Usually small).
Accessibility:
Only
Rebecca Street Office is wheelchair accessible.
Availability:
Clients
must meet the eligibility criteria. Spaces in programs vary in
availability.
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Who we
are: We as an
Association, assist and encourage consumers to achieve and maintain their
optimum level of functioning in the community within the framework of
self-determination. What
we offer:
Baldwin Housing
Program: Affordable, supportive housing is offered in a home-like environment
where residents are encouraged to optimize their strengths and build on
them to gain confidence.
Community
Outreach and Crisis Intervention Program:
This program enables hard to reach individuals that are unwilling to
access conventional case management programs, who have a serious mental
illness and lack necessary supports by providing; case management,
outreach and intervention.
Mental Health Court Support Services:
This service provides alternatives and options to people with serious
mental illnesses who become involved in the criminal justice system.
Community
Enrichment Services:
A community-based program offering case management services to individuals with serious mental illnesses.
Residential Skills Development Program: Offers rehabilitation services to individuals with severe and persistent
mental illness living in Second Level Lodging Homes.
Evening Social
Recreation Rehabilitation Program:
Developed for consumers of mental health services. Specifically offered
in the evening to compliment day programs. Funded by the United Way.
Nikon Pals Photography Group: The Nikon Pals is a photography club with a difference. Its members are a
diverse group of individuals who want to expand their creative visions.
The Nikon Pals have proven that mental illness need not be a barrier to
artistic impression. |