CMHA – Sudbury/Manitoulin is committed to promoting recovery, good mental health and wellness. Through the delivery of programs and services with a recovery oriented approach, CMHA-S/M builds increased understanding about mental illness and mental health for an overall healthier community and so that individuals can obtain the support they need, when and where they need it.
CMHA-S/M’s 200 Larch is an integrated health services hub established by community partners with the goal to address issues related to mental health, addictions, and homelessness in Sudbury’s downtown core. An integrated service delivery model means that all of the resources and programs are available under one roof. In 2014, the idea for an integrated […]Continue reading200 Larch
The Clinical Program provides services through a psychosocial rehabilitation approach which supports individuals to gain or regain a meaningful purpose in their life by supporting their recovery journey through recovery-oriented practice. Case Management services support individuals in making changes in the environments of their life, of their choice, such as living, working, learning, and/or social. […]Continue readingClinical Program
Community Mobilization is a partnership representing over 25 agencies from diverse community sectors – health, children’s services, justice, education, mental health and addictions, and social services. Working together, our Mission is “leading and connecting for improved community well-being through proactive collaboration and response.” CMHA-S/M plays an administrative role in the facilitation of this partnership. One […]Continue readingCommunity Mobilization
The Health Promotion Program provides opportunities for mental health and addiction education, increasing awareness, reducing stigma, developing skills and supporting recovery. The program offers: training workshops and certificate programs on mental health, addictions, and suicide prevention. CMHA Ontario’s awareness program called Talk Today, the most comprehensive sport-related mental health awareness program in Canada. We promote […]Continue readingEducational Opportunities
The Healing with Hope Home supports individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and are impacted by alcohol dependence. The Healing with Hope Home provides access to a managed alcohol program (MAP) where individuals are supported with housing and addressing primary care and mental health needs. Individualized care planning assists individuals to work towards […]Continue readingHealing with Hope Home
Self Referral Form for Local Support The Canadian Mental Health Association – Sudbury/Manitoulin (CMHA-S/M) is committed to the health and wellbeing of everyone in our community. Please complete this form and a trained mental health professional will respond to you within 1 business day. We are Here 2 Help. Access Immediate Virtual Care BounceBack […]Continue readingHERE2HELP: A Community Resource
Moonlight Avenue Home is an 8 bedroom, shared living home at 297 Moonlight Avenue. It provides permanent housing in a cooperative living environment, where there is shared responsibility of managing the household. The Residential Support Team also provides 14 hours of support per day, including peer outreach, skill-building and case management. Victoria Street Place is […]Continue readingHousing Program – Residential and Property Services
Rent Supplement is a provincially funded service that provides a rent subsidy to individuals who require financial assistance to obtain or maintain suitable housing. The purpose of the service is to assist individuals in accessing decent, safe, affordable and secure housing. The service operates in partnership with landlords in the Sudbury/Manitoulin district. Housing Case Management […]Continue readingHousing Program – Support Services
The Justice Program provides support to individuals with mental health and substance related problems, who are involved in the criminal justice system. Referrals to all programs can come from legal counsel, family members, friends, community organizations, police etc. Mental Health Court Outreach is a service that provides support to individuals who are involved in the court […]Continue readingJustice Program
The Canadian Mental Health Association – Sudbury/Manitoulin (CMHA-S/M) opened its doors to the permanent location of the Off the Street (OTS) Emergency Shelter on November 25, 2019, at 200 Larch Street in Sudbury. Greater Sudbury Council transferred 200 Larch Street to CMHA-S/M in 2017 for the creation of a centralized facility for those experiencing chronic […]Continue readingOff The Street Emergency Shelter