CMHA Algoma, Mental Health & Addiction Services

CMHA Algoma, Mental Health & Addiction Services *Please note* This page is for information and education and is not monitored 24/7. It is not a crisis service.

If you are in crisis please call Crisis Services Canada at 1.833.456.4566 or Text 45645. The Algoma Branch, chartered in 1963, is affiliated with a provincial network of 32 other Branches across Ontario. CMHA Algoma works closely with a variety of other community agencies including, but not limited to, hospitals, police services, schools, mental health and addiction agencies. Through its collaborative approach to education and services, the Branch is far-reaching and its programs touch many lives in the communities it serves. Whether individuals are experiencing a mental illness, have a family member or friend with a mental illness, are a health care provider, an employer or are seeking information, CMHA Algoma is available to help. The Algoma Branch is incorporated and governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. Funding for the programs and services is from many sources including, the Northeast LHIN, the United Way, service agreements, grants and donations.

Reminder: CMHA Algoma will be closed tomorrow Tuesday, November 11, 2025, in honor of Remembrance Day.
11/10/2025

Reminder: CMHA Algoma will be closed tomorrow Tuesday, November 11, 2025, in honor of Remembrance Day.

Indigenous Veterans Day – Nov. 8, 2025 Today, on Indigenous Veterans Day, we honour the First Nations, Inuit and Métis p...
11/08/2025

Indigenous Veterans Day – Nov. 8, 2025

Today, on Indigenous Veterans Day, we honour the First Nations, Inuit and Métis people who served with courage and pride even as they faced deep injustice at home.

Thousands enlisted and contributed to Canada’s war efforts, while their communities lost land, rights and recognition. The impacts of those policies (from land expropriation to denied benefits) continue to shape generations of trauma and loss. On this day we must reflect about what land means to Indigenous communities, and how land is a deep familial connection with bundles of meaning associated with it and generations of Indigenous histories contained within it.

This Indigenous Veterans Day, we remember the sacrifices and the ongoing struggle for justice.

If you or someone you know is an Indigenous veteran seeking support, contact the Hope for Wellness Help Line at 1-855-242-3310 or visit hopeforwellness.ca.

Veterans Affairs Canada maintains a website with further information on the long and proud tradition of Indigenous military service to Canada which has not always been honoured and recognized.

Aujourd'hui, à l'occasion de la Journée des anciens combattants autochtones, nous rendons hommage aux membres des Premiè...
11/08/2025

Aujourd'hui, à l'occasion de la Journée des anciens combattants autochtones, nous rendons hommage aux membres des Premières Nations, aux Inuits et aux Métis qui ont servi avec courage et fierté, même s'ils étaient confrontés à de profondes injustices dans leur propre pays.

Des milliers d'entre eux se sont enrôlés et ont contribué à l'effort de guerre du Canada, tandis que leurs communautés perdaient leurs terres, leurs droits et leur reconnaissance. Les conséquences de ces politiques (de l'expropriation des terres au refus des prestations) continuent de marquer des générations de traumatismes et de pertes.

En cette Journée des anciens combattants autochtones, nous nous souvenons des sacrifices et de la lutte continue pour la justice.

Si vous ou quelqu'un de votre entourage êtes un ancien combattant autochtone à la recherche de soutien, contactez la Ligne d’écoute d’espoir pour le mieux-être au 1-855-242-3310 ou consultez le site https://www.espoirpourlemieuxetre.ca/.

Anciens Combattants Canada tient à jour un site web contenant de plus amples informations sur la longue et fière tradition du service militaire autochtone au Canada, qui n'a pas toujours été honorée et reconnue.

11/03/2025

Walk-In clinic at 721 Wellington will be closed in honor of Remembrance Day on Tuesday, November 11, 2025

Reminder: CMHA Algoma will be closed on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, in honor of Remembrance Day.
11/03/2025

Reminder: CMHA Algoma will be closed on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, in honor of Remembrance Day.

Nearly 6 in 10 young adults (18–24) say cost keeps them from getting mental health help. No one should have to choose be...
10/10/2025

Nearly 6 in 10 young adults (18–24) say cost keeps them from getting mental health help. No one should have to choose between paying rent and paying for care.

Today’s reflection: Think of the young people in your life. Family, friends or even neighbours. They deserve care they can afford. Let’s keep speaking up until that becomes reality.

Près de 6 jeunes adultes sur 10 (18-24 ans) affirment que le coût les empêche d'obtenir de l'aide en matière de santé me...
10/10/2025

Près de 6 jeunes adultes sur 10 (18-24 ans) affirment que le coût les empêche d'obtenir de l'aide en matière de santé mentale. Personne ne devrait avoir à choisir entre payer son loyer et payer ses soins.

Réflexion du jour : pensez aux jeunes qui vous entourent. Votre famille, vos amis ou même vos voisins. Ils méritent des soins abordables. Continuons à nous exprimer jusqu'à ce que cela devienne une réalité.

90% of Canadians say timely access to mental health care is important. When someone reaches out, they shouldn’t be met w...
10/09/2025

90% of Canadians say timely access to mental health care is important. When someone reaches out, they shouldn’t be met with waitlists. Help should be there when it’s needed most.

Today’s reflection: Think of a moment when someone you care about needed help right away. Imagine if the support wasn’t there. That’s why timely access matters.

In Canada, people with poor mental health are 50% more likely to live in inadequate housing. Supportive, stable housing ...
10/08/2025

In Canada, people with poor mental health are 50% more likely to live in inadequate housing. Supportive, stable housing is mental health care. Everyone deserves a safe place to call home.

Today’s reflection: As you read this, think about what home means for your own well-being. Then consider how much harder it is for people without stable housing. Together we can push for change.

Au Canada, les personnes en mauvaise santé mentale sont 50 % plus susceptibles de vivre dans un logement inadéquat. Un l...
10/08/2025

Au Canada, les personnes en mauvaise santé mentale sont 50 % plus susceptibles de vivre dans un logement inadéquat. Un logement stable et adapté est un soin de santé mentale. Tout le monde mérite un endroit sûr où se sentir chez soi.

Réflexion du jour : en lisant ceci, réfléchissez à ce que signifie le foyer pour votre propre bien-être. Puis, pensez à combien cela est plus difficile pour les personnes qui n'ont pas de logement stable. Ensemble, nous pouvons faire bouger les choses.

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386 Queen Street E
Sault Sainte Marie, ON
P6A1Z1

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Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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