
Jim Harris to Lead New Path as New CEO
Simcoe County – New Path Youth and Family Services (New Path) will welcome Jim Harris as the new Chief Executive Officer to the agency on April 15, 2023. Harris has worked in a leadership capacity…
Simcoe County – New Path Youth and Family Services (New Path) will welcome Jim Harris as the new Chief Executive Officer to the agency on April 15, 2023. Harris has worked in a leadership capacity…
New Path is honoured to be the first recipient of a new fund, The Bimbombay Memorial Fund at the Huronia Community Foundation. Jane Courtemanche established the fund in memory of her son, Duncan. Bimbombay is…
To help raise awareness of World Mental Health Day taking place on October 10th and to support child and youth mental health in Simcoe County, the Grant Thornton Foundation has donated $4,000 to New Path Youth…
New Program Available in Simcoe County to Support Families of Young Children up to Six Years of Age New Path Youth & Family Services is pleased to announce the launch of a new program to…
Simcoe County – Three Simcoe County youth have been awarded Glen Newby Scholarships. Hailey Horner from Orillia was the stream one, $2,500 scholarship recipient. Ashley Cresnjovec from Barrie and Bennett Woods from Tiny were the stream…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 2, 2022. ONLINE BOOKING TOOL ALLOWS GREATER ACCESS TO FREE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Simcoe County – New Path Youth & Family Services (New Path) has launched a new online booking tool…
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If you or someone you know is at risk of suicide call or text Suicide Crisis Helpline 9-8-8
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
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