Affiliates
Help is available at the CCS Bolton office for individual or family problems. Beyond our own supports and resources, we have also developed strong collaborations with the following agencies:
Canadian Mental Health Association (Peel Branch) 905-451-2123
Support for people with a mental illness.
Catholic Family Services of Peel Dufferin 905.450.1608
Individual and family counselling.
Central West CCAC-Community Care Access Centre 905.310.2222
Connectors to home care, long-term care destinations, and other services in your community.
Dental Clinic (Community Care Access Centre Peel Health) 905.791.7800 ext. 2697
Various dental services offered free or at reduced costs.
Diabetes Clinic (William Osler Health Centre) 416.747.3400 ext. 32534
Information for people with diabetes.
Healthy Sexuality Clinic (Region of Peel) 905.584.2216
Free and confidential for men and women. Birth control counselling, free condoms, HIV testing, pregnancy testing/counselling & referral as well as sexuality/relationship counselling.
North Peel ReLinC 905.791.5804
Support for people with a mental illness.
Ministry of Children & Youth Services 905.456.3430
Peel Addiction Assessment and Referral Centre (PAARC) 905.629.1007
Support for individuals concerned with their own or another's involvement with alcohol or drugs.
Probation / Parole 905.874.4058
Service Canada 905.790.2525
A wide range of government programs and services can be accessed through Service Canada on Thursdays 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Telecare Distress Centre 905.584.7770
This is a free service providing after hours emotional support. It is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week in English and Monday to Friday from 10am to 10pm in Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi and soon Mandarin/Cantonese.
TELL, Alternative Learning (Peel Board of Education) 905.791.6700 ext. 230
The Intermediate Alternative Program is for students of compulsory school age, in grades 9 and 10, who are considered to be “at risk” of dropping out of school. The program is strongly student–centered and offers small class sizes with much individualization. Potential candidates are students whose school performance has suffered dramatically for a combination of reasons including attendance problems, school avoidance, victimization, personal/family crisis and chronic social and/or emotional stress.
Youth Justice Services 905.456.3430
Information and support for youths in trouble.
For more information please contact us.
