Our staff provide wide-ranging support, managing care across mental and physical as well as financial, criminal justice, and other services. We build a caring, supportive relationship and, when helpful, we include your family or support network for a personalized approach.
Our case managers provide holistic support, coordinating care across mental and physical health, as well as financial, criminal justice, and other services. We build a caring, supportive relationship and, when helpful, we include your family or support network for a personalized approach.
Visit our enrollment page to enroll into services and programs.
Adult Mental Health Case Management Services
Youth Case Management Services and Programs – Transitional Aged Youth (TAY)
At Home Case Management Services
Mental Health and Justice Short-Term Community
Mental Health and Justice Initiative (MHJI)
Psychiatric Consultation Program
The Ontario Structured Psychotherapy (OSP)
Psychosocial Rehabilitation (Day) Program
We provide community-based mental health support for racialized and Black individuals aged 15 and older. Our staff work with you to understand your needs, set goals, and build life and job skills—empowering you to be in control of your healing journey.
Our team speaks many languages and comes from the communities we serve. Our comprehensive support includes:
We support transitional-aged youth (ages 15-29) facing mental health and addiction challenges with care and understanding. WW serve youth within the area bordered by Dufferin Street Humber River, Steeles Avenue, and Highway 401.
We recognize 2SLGBTQIA++ communities face unique challenges with housing, education, employment, legal issues, immigration, social services, ODSP and Ontario Works. So, we’re here to help.
Our counsellors –many of whom have gone through similar experiences– are registered with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers, and offer one-on-one support using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and trauma-informed, strength-based care. We create a safe space by respecting who you are, welcome trans identities, and always put the person first.
Additional Services Offered:
At Home helps racialized individuals move from long-term houselessness to living more independently. Based on the Housing First (HF) model, we provide Intensive Case Management to support those facing houselessness and mental health challenges.
We support racialized individuals with mental health challenges as they move through the criminal justice system. Our staff assists with release planning, court support, and finding alternatives to the criminal justice system. We provide case management services for up to six months to ease the transition out of the justice system and support recovery.
We provide mental health and housing support services across Toronto for individuals moving through the criminal justice system. The MHJI is delivered in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association.
Our psychiatrists provide support, advice and learning sessions for staff and service users. We ensure that the care we offer is respectful of all backgrounds and ethnicity. Our support is guided by anti-racism, anti-oppression, and confronting anti-Black racism principles.
OSP provides therapy for depression, stress, PTSD, OCD, and anxiety-related conditions, helping participants build skills to improve their mental health. Guided by Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), the program helps set goals, is collaborative, and includes light reading and practice.
Services include:
Services are available in multiple languages for individuals in York Region, South Simcoe, North York, North Etobicoke, and Malton, and provided through a partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA- York), Across Boundaries, and Hong Fook Mental Health Association.
You can enroll directly or ask your primary care provider for a referral. If you are between the ages of 15-17, click here to register for the BounceBack Ontario program, click here to sign up for the BounceBack Ontario program.
This community-based program helps racialized individuals with mental health and addiction challenges become independent and improve their quality of life.
We offer workshops and activities to help you learn coping skills, make social connections, and improve your quality of life. Participants can also join yoga, art, and music therapy, and access hot meals, weekly groceries, and nutritional support—because we believe mental and physical health are deeply connected.
For more information contact our intake and program coordinator (416) 787-3007 ext. 222 or lorraine@acrossboundaries.ca. You can also visit us at: 51 Clarkson Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M6E 2T5, Canada
Our programs are run by people with real-life experiences, who take a compassionate approach to substance use and addiction. We focus on improving overall health and creating an inclusive environment where service users feel supported, not ashamed.
We offer short-term counselling for individuals aged 15 and older through internal and external referrals.
Families play an important role in caregiving, so we’re here to help them too. We provide knowledge, skills, and support to help them care for their loved ones while prioritizing their health. Our families and caregivers’ engagement events combine social connection and support, reminding them they’re not alone.
Acupuncture involves working with specific points in the body and offers benefits like stress reduction, pain relief, and improved overall well-being.
