Workplace Wellness and Employee and Family Assistance Program
Optimizing health and well-being
Sinai Health’s Workplace Wellness offerings aim to optimize the health and well-being of our people.
We strive to deliver a wide range of high-quality, needs-driven, inclusive well-being initiatives that help foster resilience so we can provide quality, compassionate care to our patients and their families.
Employee and Family Assistance Program
Homewood Health provides voluntary, confidential, short-term counselling services to support all mental health needs. Services range from personal guidance, family assistance and resources for managing complex issues, all designed to enhance well-being and resilience.
This program is available to eligible employees, physicians, dentists, midwives and their immediate dependents at no additional cost.
It is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by:
- Calling toll free 1-800-663-1142
- Visiting homeweb.ca online or through the Homewood Health mobile app
Visit the Mount Sinai Hospital intranet or Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital portal to obtain the access code for services online.
Workplace Wellness offerings and highlights
We believe that wellness is more than just the absence of illness — it is a proactive, continuous journey. Our approach is holistic by design, moving beyond a traditional focus on physical health to support the whole person. Our programs are grounded in wellness pillars that nourish the mind, body and spirit.
Recent programs across our wellness pillars include:
Workplace Wellness
Email: [email protected]
Our people can access more information and resources on the Mount Sinai intranet and Hennick Bridgepoint portal.
Resources for our people
If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department.
- Distress Centres of Greater Toronto: Available and monitored 24-7, this service provides timely emotional support, crisis intervention and suicide prevention to people in distress.
- Contact: 416-408-HELP (4357) or text 45645
- 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline: If you are thinking about suicide or are worried about someone you know, call or text 9-8-8 any time for support. Whatever you are going through, you are not alone.
- Call or text 9-8-8.
- Sentio by Homewood Health: This is our Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP) provider. It can help improve your mental health and reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety using cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).
- MindBeacon: Offers access to a wide range of mental health supports including therapy, CBT-guided programs, live sessions and in-person assessments.
- BounceBack® Ontario: A skill-building program designed to help adults and youth aged 15 and older manage low mood, depression, anxiety, stress or worry by phone or through online videos.
- Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH): Offers a range of supports through clinical programs and rehabilitation for people living with mental health challenges.
- Call: 1-800-463-2338
- Black Mental Health Canada: Offers information on mental health supports and programs
- Call: 1-888-220-2510
- Anishnawbe Health Toronto: Offers a mental health treatment model that integrates traditional and western approaches, primary health care and a wide variety of programming across three sites in downtown Toronto.
- Call: 416-920-2605
- Hope for Wellness Helpline: Available 24-7, this helpline offers information on community-based cultural and emotional supports to all Indigenous individuals across Canada.
- Call: 1-855-242-3310
- CAMH Rainbow Services: Offers counselling for 2SLGBTQI+ individuals concerned about drug and alcohol use.
- Call: 416-535-8501, press 2
- Hong Fook Mental Health Association: Offers walk-in counselling services and group psychotherapy in Mandarin, Cantonese, Cambodian, Korean and Vietnamese.
- Call: 416-493-4242
- South Asian Community Health Services: Offers culturally appropriate services for the South Asian community, including mental health and addiction counselling.
- Call: 647-718-0786
- JACS Toronto: Offers mental health programming and support to those affected by addiction in the Jewish community. Some programs are open to everyone.
- Naseeha Mental Health: Offers a 24-7 confidential helpline for Muslim youth and mental health programs for Muslim communities. Some programs are open to everyone.
- Call: 1-866-NASEEHA (627-3342)
- Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Care Centre (SA/DVCC): Offers 24-7 access to nursing support for any individual who has experienced sexual assault domestic or intimate partner violence.
- Call: 416-323-6040 or visit Women's College Hospital
- ShelterSafe: Help you locate a shelter and support anywhere in Canada.
- Visit: ShelterSafe Ontario
- Mental Health Commission of Canada: Offers trainings and resources related to the destigmatization of mental health.