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As the nation-wide leader and champion for mental health, CMHA facilitates access to the resources people require to maintain and improve mental health and community integration, build resilience and support recovery from mental illness. The Vancouver-Fraser branch (serving Delta) is CARF accredited, an official recognition that our organization is guided by internationally recognized service standards and best practices and is an indication of the organization's dedication and commitment to improving the quality of lives of persons served. more info

I provide clinical counselling to individuals identifying as female ages 14 and up. Concerns addressed: mental health, anxiety, low mood, violence, grief and loss, trauma, relationships, family discord, parenting, anger, stress, miscarriage, abortion, infertility, menopause, and many others. more info

Parent support group for parents with children who have ADHD, FASD or other complex behaviours. This is a program of Reach Child and Youth Development Society, led by a trained facilitator.more info

This program ensures that adults with serious acute mental disorders have access to responsive, sensitive, and relevant assessment and treatment, and are linked with service providers. The goal is to provide treatments which restore the capability of adults with serious acute mental disorders to resume activities in caring for their families, coping with their jobs and participating in their communities. We accept referrals from any source, will call the person for an intake assessment and from that point direct to the appropriate resource which may be found at the Mental Health Centre or out in the community or Greater Vancouver area. Can provide Psychiatric Consults if appropriate. We also assist with urgent response in the community, call the Intake Clinician for consult if you have an urgent client. The Mental Health Centre is not however an emergency resource or facility. more info

This program ensures that adults with serious acute mental disorders have access to responsive, sensitive, and relevant assessment and treatment, and are linked with service providers. The goal is to provide treatments which restore the capability of adults with serious acute mental disorders to resume activities in caring for their families, coping with their jobs and participating in their communities. We accept referrals from any source, will call the person for an intake assessment and from that point direct to the appropriate resource which may be found at the Mental Health Centre or in the community. We also assist with urgent response in the community; call the Intake Clinician for consult if you have an urgent client. The Mental Health Centre is not, however, an emergency resource or facility. more info

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR OLDER ADULT COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: Age: are 65 years of age or older Diagnosis: have a late onset major mental illness, or behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) Risk: present risk(s) in their current environment Require a consultation and/or short-term follow-up from the Older Adult Community Mental Health Team Note: individuals under 65 years who have behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) may be servedmore info

Free transportation service for seniors in South Delta. The Delta Seniors Bus offers convenient access to local medical services, recreation centres, shopping locations, and other community amenities. Hours of operation are Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 9:30 am to 4 pm. To book a ride, call 604-358-8765. All rides are subject to availability and 48 hours notice is recommended.more info

Delta's new Seniors Support Coordinator, Eva, provides one-on-one assistance to seniors, including connecting seniors to community services and support. Eva works one day per week at each of Delta's three seniors recreation centres. Delta's Seniors Support Coordinator connects people 50+ to services and resources in the larger community, including information on health and wellness, housing options and government programs.more info

Providing weekly services and support to people in the community who have been affected by a stroke. Weekly meetings in South Delta offer services of a Speech Language Pathologist and Registered Fitness Instructor. Other programs offer informative speakers, brain stimulating exercises, caregivers' support group and social opportunities, all designed to help stroke survivors reach their full potential.more info

Provides assistance to children and youth who are at risk of committing suicide. Services include: risk assessment/management, individual and family counselling, coordinated community response and prevention/education/consultation and response to the community and in Delta schools.more info