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CMHW2024

Please join us as we #shinegreen for child and youth mental health across Simcoe County! Children’s Mental Health Week (CMHW) is almost here! This is our opportunity to raise awareness of child and youth mental…

New Path Receives Funding

New Path Receives Funding to Support our Healthcare Heroes in a Post-Pandemic World Thanks to $43,624 in funding through the Government of Canada’s Community Services Recovery Fund, New Path Youth and Family Services (New Path)…

Regional Eating Disorder Program

Regional Eating Disorder Program Partners with New Path to Provide Community Support Thanks to TD. The Advanced Community Eating Disorders (ACED) Care initiative was established with support from TD Bank Group (TD) in 2022 to…

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One Stop Talk Virtual Counselling

New Path Youth and Family Services Supporting Children and Youth Through One Stop Talk Virtual Counselling. New Path Youth and Family Services (New Path) is providing two counsellors to support the expansion of One Stop…

Child struggling from school anxiety

Tips on Back-to-School Anxiety

For many children and their families, the new school year is exciting. For others, going back to school can create anxiety over peer relationships, a new school, different teachers and more. For these youngsters there…

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If you or someone you know is at risk of suicide call or text Suicide Crisis Helpline 9-8-8

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis call:

Simcoe County Mental Health Crisis Line 705-728-5044 or 1-888-893-8333

Community Crisis Response Service (for South Simcoe and York Region): 310-COPE at 1-855-310-COPE (2673) or visit your nearest emergency department. You can also text COPE at 1-855-310-2673 or chat with a crisis worker online

Kids Help Phone 1-800-668-6868 or text CONNECT to 686868

Telecare Distress Line for Simcoe County 705-726-7922

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please contact 9-1-1 or go to an emergency department or local hospital.

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