What you get
A free, confidential City service that sends trained mental health crisis workers, not police, to help you in person during a mental health crisis or for a wellness check, anywhere in Toronto, 24 hours a day.
Who qualifies:
- Toronto residents aged 16 or older
- In a mental health crisis, or need support
What you need to apply:
Program in Toronto.
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Details
How to reach them
- Apply on their website.
- Questions? 211
- Come back here and tell us if it worked.
Other ways, if that one is quiet
Where else they are
Their website is toronto.ca/community-people/public-safety-a....
Good to know
- For whomToronto residents aged 16 or older going through a mental health crisis, feeling overwhelmed or needing support; it also does wellness checks.
- CostFree
- Their stepsCall 211, any time of day or night, and ask for the Toronto Community Crisis Service. If you are not sure it fits your situation, 211 staff will talk with you to learn more; a mobile team of trained crisis workers can come to you. After the crisis the team offers follow-up support, referrals and connections to other services. If someone's life is in danger, call 911.
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Talk to a person: call 2-1-1, any time
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