Engagement Program

Referrals

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Referrals are made to our programs from various sources, including:

  • Withdrawal management services
  • Treatment programs
  • Social service agencies
  • Health service providers
  • Individual self-referrals
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If you have any difficulty completing the form please call Intake and Engagement at (416) 926-8267 ext. 110. Service providers can access our referral form by calling this number also.

At this point, you will be enrolled in our Engagement program and be asked to attend our Engagement sessions and/or check in weekly with designated program staff. You will receive further written information about our programming.

Do you have any questions?

If you have any questions or experience difficulty completing the form please call Intake and Engagement at (416) 926-8267 ext. 110. Service providers can access our referral form by calling this number.

Acceptance and Admissions

Step 1

Applicants are advised as soon as possible by the interviewer as to the outcome of their application.

Step 2

Upon acceptance, there may be a waiting list for applicants depending on availability of space in the program.

Step 3

Please note that detoxification is necessary prior to admission.
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Program Fees

There are no fees for our Treatment programs; a valid OHIP card is required for admission. Room, board, and service fees are required for Transitional Housing programming.

Staying Connected Before Bed-Based Treatment

The Engagement Program supports clients who are waiting for admission to our Bed-Based programs. Our Engagement staff offer support in a variety of areas, based on client needs. The weekly Engagement Group provides clients with an opportunity to meet with one another and staff in a supportive environment. This helps to maintain motivation, resolve challenges that may arise and to stay on course prior to entering Bed-Based Treatment or Transitional Housing. The weekly Engagement Group also provides clients with the opportunity to meet with staff on  a one-on-one basis to get help in resolving issues around basic health care, mental health, finances and legal issues.

This program is a great way to get to know our staff and to ask questions about our bed-based programs.

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