Mental Health Court Support

We work with mental health court support workers to assist individuals from ethno-racial backgrounds facing both mental health challenges and criminal charges.

What we do

Our Mental Health Court Support (MHCS) Program offers services to adults from ethno-racial backgrounds facing both mental health challenges and a criminal charge, often as a result of their mental illness. 

What to expect

We will work with you and other MHCS workers at the Ontario Court of Justice to connect you with culturally sensitive treatment and community support. Our goal is to reduce instances of reoffending and improve your overall functioning in the community.  

Our services include the following:

  • A mental health assessment
  • Consultation and advice for Mental Health Court at Ontario Court of Justice
  • Brief service and case management support
  • Court diversion, as appropriate
  • Education and advocacy for clients throughout the court system
  • Help connect the patient to community services such as housing and financial aid

Catchment area

Our catchment area includes the area from Lakeshore Road to Highway 401, between Warden Avenue and Islington Avenue.

AI transcription tools

Mental Health Court Support care providers may use ScribeBerry, an AI transcription tool or “AI scribe,” during your visit. ScribeBerry securely captures notes from your conversation so your care provider can focus more on you and less on paperwork.

Your provider will always ask for your verbal consent before using this tool and will carefully review and edit all notes before they are added to your medical record.

For more information about AI transcription tools, please see our Patient Privacy page.

How to access our services

We accept referrals from mental health court support workers at the Ontario Court of Justice, lawyers and health-care providers. Visit our referral criteria for more information.

 

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Location

Mental Health Court Support Program
407 Huron Street 

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Contact

Phone: 416-586-9900
Fax: 416-586-9700

Email: Court Support