CMHA Newcomers Health & Well-Being — Aurora access
Mental health and primary care support for newcomers age 12+ in York Region and South Simcoe, with culturally responsive and trauma-informed care.
About
CMHA York Region & South Simcoe's Newcomers' Health and Well-Being program supports newcomers age 12 and older who have physical or mental health concerns. The program provides mental health and primary care support with attention to language, culture, community and trauma-informed care.
Who this place may suit
Good fit for: People comparing Mental Health Support options in Aurora.
CMHA Newcomers Health & Well-Being — Aurora access is included as a source-checked local discovery option for Mental Health Support. Halton Family Network does not assign paid editorial rank or manufacture a customer star score; this take is based on the evidence, categories and service detail currently attached to the listing.
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