Services and support after incarceration: Where to go when you're looking for help

Finding a Family Doctor or Nurse Practitioner College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario www.cpso.on.ca Services: “Find a Doctor” search on the website; if you don’t have the name of a specific doctor, choose the “Advanced Search” option, leave the physician name blank and enter the postal code and city where you are looking for a doctor, then contact the doctors listed to see if they are accep. [...] Mental Health and Justice Prevention Service Services: Short-term case management and community support that links people to mental health services to reduce their risk of criminal arrest Eligibility: People ages 16+ who have mental health issues and are at risk of incurring criminal charges, are facing criminal charges or ha. [...] Page 3 of 5 Services: Diversion from court system and connection to mental health services in the community; consultation for people who do not quality for diversion and help linking them to services to facilitate bail or assist with sentencing; intensive case management; information and consu. [...] Page 4 of 5 Release Planning Case Management Program Services: Short-term case management to support the client in transitioning back into the community Eligibility: Men ages 18+ with a serious mental illness who are incarcerated at the Toronto South Detention Centre and are about to be released Referral: Through staff at the Toronto South Detention. [...] Record Suspension support is $365 plus applicable fees Mental Health and Justice Supportive Housing Program – The Access Point Tel.: 416 640-1934 theaccesspoint.ca Services: A Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care program made up of LOFT, CMHA, Cota and Houselink that connects people with safe housing and provides mental health, employment and crisis support Eligibility: People ages 16–64 who have.