CMHA MOBYSS Youth Walk-In — Richmond Hill access
Free and confidential mobile walk-in primary and mental health care for youth ages 12 to 25; no health card or referral required.
About
CMHA York Region & South Simcoe's MOBYSS mobile youth walk-in clinic provides primary care and mental health support for ages 12 to 25. Services are free and confidential, and a health card or referral is not required. Youth can use MOBYSS sites even if they do not attend a school on the regular route.
Who this place may suit
Good fit for: People comparing Mental Health Support options in Richmond Hill.
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