• is a partner in a network of community-based supports that helps youth (26 and under) and their families work through and move beyond crisis together
• provides fast access to mental health services, with a focus on preventing involvement with child welfare
• provides intake via a 24-hour crisis line and mobile crisis teams (day, evening, overnight)
• offers follow-up services and brief therapy (crisis counseling)
• operates Mobile Crisis Teams (MCT) which can assess youth (ages 9-17) for Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) admissions (2-3 day stay)
• has Youth Education Services (YES) program - which offers short term intervention that helps/supports students in Grades k-12 with long term planning

• crisis intervention
• mental health assessment and psychological assessment
• telephone consultation and support, health education on mental illness, medication, coping strategies and preventative techniques
• liaison and referral to community resources
• support to family members and other concerned individuals
• psychiatric consultation and assessment
• short term follow-up

• provides holistic, culturally sensitive, safe Crisis Response Trauma Intervention by Mobile Crisis teams that are staffed by Indigenous people
• arrives in the First Nations community usually within 24-hours of the intake call
• offers direct services to First Nations communities including, but not limited to the following:
  • critical incident stress debriefing
  • sharing circles
  • one-on-one counselling
  • mental health therapy
  • referrals
  • grief and loss support
  • post-suicide response
  • comfort through traditional and clinical support services
  • continuity of care
  • prevention training, capacity building with local wellness teams
  • individual client assessments which may include suicide assessment, safety planning, self-esteem, depression scale, mental health status

• provides crisis intervention and suicide-prevention services to adults in Winnipeg
• deals with the acute distress and instability that individuals experience in a mental health crisis
• provides integrated mental health assessment, crisis intervention and mental health crisis treatment
• offers short term clinical treatment and support services
• provides referrals to specialized treatment, rehabilitation and support services
• connects individuals to key resources for appropriate followup care
• meets with individuals in crisis at a location within Winnipeg, either in their home or a safe location.

Is part of Shared Health's Mental Health and Addictions

• is a multidisciplinary team that responds to individuals that are experiencing a mental health or psychosocial crisis
• provides phone support and active outreach
• provides mental health assessments, crisis intervention, linkage to resources and short-term follow-up

• offers telephone crisis response available 24/7 for all ages
• provides access to Mental Health Liaison Nurses at 3 regional hospital emergency departments (Portage, Winkler/Morden, and Steinbach), Mon - Sun 9 am - 9 pm
• has Mobile Crisis Response for individuals aged 15 years and up
• operates Crisis Stabilization Unit for individuals 18 years and up

• provides community based intake assessments and treatment for youth and adults.
• includes alcohol drug and gambling, harm reduction, Impaired Drivers Program (IDP)
• provides education on treatment and harm reduction to individuals and families

• provides crisis intervention, mental health assessment and short term follow-up for adults in mental health crisis situations through a crisis line
• offers
  • crisis intervention
  • telephone consultation
  • links and referrals to community resources
  • support to family members and concerned others
    

• provides crisis intervention, mental health assessment and short term follow-up for adults in mental health crisis situations through the Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) and the Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU).

• is a unit for people needing a place to stay for a few days while receiving professional support during time of crisis
• helps individuals develop a plan to deal with the situation that threatens their mental health. Plan is individualized and includes many components including working in partnership with your mental health supports. Referrals may be initiated by other mental health professionals; if a person is self-referring to CSU they may be asked to be seen by the MCU staff for assessment prior to consideration for admission.

• welcomes calls or referrals from anyone concerned about a persons mental health status. MCU staff will also meet with people in their own home or other suitable place in Brandon and PMH South.

• provides holistic, culturally sensitive, safe Crisis Response Trauma Intervention by Mobile Crisis teams that are staffed by Indigenous people
• arrives in the First Nations community usually within 24-hours of the intake call
• offers direct services to First Nations communities including, but not limited to the following:
  • critical incident stress debriefing
  • sharing circles
  • one-on-one counselling
  • mental health therapy
  • referrals
  • grief and loss support
  • post-suicide response
  • comfort through traditional and clinical support services
  • continuity of care
  • prevention training, capacity building with local wellness teams
  • individual client assessments which may include suicide assessment, safety planning, self-esteem, depression scale, mental health status