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Brief Services: Brief Counselling and What’s Up Walk In (WUWI)
The What’s Up Walk-In Clinic provides free, barrier-free counselling for children, youth, young adults, and families ages 0-26, offering timely support,
Central Toronto Youth Wellness Hub Ontario
Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario (YWHO) provides free, integrated services for youth ages 12-25, including mental health, substance use, education, employment,
Community Support Services
Community Support Services helps adults with developmental disabilities and dual diagnoses build life skills, maintain housing, increase independence, and
Complex Special Needs Children Program (CSN)
Complex Special Needs (CSN) supports children, youth and adults with significant unmet needs through individualized planning, service coordination, and
Doorways Community Connections
Doorways Community Connections helps youth ages 15-25 and their families overcome barriers to accessing mental health, healthcare, education, housing, and
Live-In Treatment for Youth and Adults
Lumenus’ Live-In Treatment Program provides youth and adults with a safe, supportive home environment where they can build life skills, strengthen
Lumenus Community Support Network (LCSN) formally known as GCSN
LCSN provides crisis, prevention, and transitional supports for individuals 16+ with developmental disabilities, dual diagnoses, and complex needs, helping
MLSE LaunchPad
MLSE helps young people, ages 6 to 29, from underserved communities build confidence and improve their wellbeing. Through mental-health counselling, drop-in
Provincial 2SLGBTQ+ Youth Outreach Worker- East Quadrant (Strides)
Provincial Youth Outreach Workers support youth ages 12-24 who are at risk of school difficulties, youth justice involvement, or out-of-home placement by
Residential Placement Advisory Committee (RPAC)
RPAC provides independent reviews of residential placements and plans to help ensure children and youth receive appropriate care, have their voices heard, and
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A Few Things to Know as You Explore Your Options
Accessing support can look different depending on the service or situation. Here are a few things to know as you explore your options.
Most Services are Free
Many Lumenus services are publicly funded and available at no cost to individuals and families.
Some Services May Have a Fee
Some specialized or autism-related services may involve fees or private funding options. This information will be clearly identified when applicable.
Some Services May Require a Referral
Certain services may require a referral from a school, healthcare provider, community partner, or support professional.
Some Services Can Be Accessed Directly
Many services allow individuals, parents, caregivers, and families to connect with support directly without a referral.
Flexible Options
Choose from a range of services offered both in person and virtually, making it easier to access the support and resources you need in a way that works for you.
We Can Help Guide You
Not sure what applies to your situation? Our team can help you better understand available options and next steps.
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Support needs can look different for everyone. Whether you are looking for services, exploring options, supporting someone else, or unsure where to begin, our team can help guide you toward the right next steps.