Self Referral Programs

Self-referral programs are open to the public to refer themselves to without requiring a referral by a health care professional, service or agency.

Prevention and Early Intervention

Community Parent Education Program (CPEP)

The Community Parent Education Program (CPEP) is a free family strengthening program open to all families in the community with youth, ages 5 to 12.
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Braiding The Sweetgrass (BTS)

Braiding the Sweetgrass (BTS) supports Indigenous families with youth, ages 6 to 18, helping participants to understand and interrupt intergenerational trauma.
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Family Initiatives

Family Initiatives works with families at risk of losing their children to an out-of-home placement and as well as those who have had their children removed from the home.
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Lasting Impressions

Lasting Impressions supports families with children under the age of 18, whose parent/caregiver is dealing with a diagnosed or undiagnosed mental illness.
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Patch

PATCH aims to provide support for those living with low income.  
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Resilient Families

Resilient Families provide support to families who are having difficulties parenting their youth and feel they could benefit from strengthening their parenting skills and/or increasing their knowledge on healthy development.
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Adult Services

Bridging The Gap (BTG)

BTG is a community-based program that provides support for 16 to 24-year-olds who struggle with mental health concerns (self-identified or diagnosed), and experience barriers that impact areas of their life.
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