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Learn more about the programs and services available at our integrated community mental health and primary care centre.
Discover how Canadian Mental Health Association Durham’s primary care facilities makes it easier for clients to get help.
Specialized mental health care to diagnose, monitor and treat symptoms of mental illness in a safe and supportive environment.
Family Education Night is open to anyone in a “supporting role” to a person with a mental illness.
Committed to a comprehensive and accessible mental health and addictions system for Ontario.
Campuses of UOIT and Durham College are shining green during CMHA’s Mental Health Week (May 1-7) to #GETLOUD and raise awareness about the importance of addressing our mental health.
Get ready to use your outside voice, because we’re about to GET LOUD for mental health! May 1-7 marks the 66th Annual CMHA Mental Health Week, and this year we’re getting loud because Canadians are sick of waiting.
CMHA Durham volunteers play a crucial role in our organization and our community. Without the dedication of volunteers, many programs offered by our branch would not be possible.
After I was with the team for a while, it was nice having the staff to talk to. They didn’t judge me. It was still a struggle accepting the help, but after about 2 years, I was so grateful for what the team had helped me with. I became stronger every day. The ACT Team began to fill the void of not having family, and they made me feel like a ‘normal person,’ and not like an ‘ill’ person.
Vera
The thing about CMHA Durham and Community Wellness Services is that they have workers that really care. These workers do their jobs because they really care about other human beings and because they want to make a difference. By these workers showing us that they care, they make a big difference in our lives, a heck of a big difference.
M.B.
Community Wellness Services Participant, Older Adults Program
I can honestly say that the support that I have received has been 100% successful at keeping me out of the hospital. It has also lessened my dependence on my psychiatrist, and has allowed me to reduce my medications. Most importantly it has given me hope and that has made all the difference in the world.
Housing Case Management Client
