Referral to Mental Health Program

Eligibility criteria

• Suffer from a psychotic (e.g. schizophrenia) or bipolar disorder with psychotic features
• Experience ongoing illness that impacts several aspects of their life including: activities of daily living, housing, finances, general health and relationships
• Have had multiple hospital admissions
• Need treatment support provided in their home or community
• Have not been successful with less intensive programming
• Have a focus on recovery
• Can work with a team of professionals

Eligibility criteria

• Suffer from ongoing and serious mental illness
• Have difficulty managing medication and its side effects
• Need help coordinating multiple services
• Need help with life skills and activities of daily living
• Require education and counselling for themselves and their family

Eligibility criteria

• Ages 14 - 35
• Suspected of experiencing symptoms of psychosis, or has been diagnosed with a first episode of psychosis
• Has never been treated for psychosis, or has been treated with an anti-psychotic medication for less than six months
• Supported by a family physician willing to continue with treatment recommendations

Ongoing follow-up support to seniors in a safe environment of their choosing, in the form of:

• Counselling
• Health education
• Advocacy
• Support for family
• Links to community supports

Eligibility criteria

• Ages 60 years or older
• Suffer from serious and ongoing mental illness
• Need help with life skills and activities of daily living
• Need education about mental illness
• Need help accessing appropriate services
• Not in long-term care facilities

Anyone