A family-centred community-based rehabilitation facility providing assessment, treatment, consultation and education to children and young adults with motor and communication impairments. The Centre strives for the best quality of life and health for its clients by enhancing their self-esteem and facilitating their function, independence and community participation.

Multidisciplinary CTC therapy outreach services are offered to the communities of Sudbury East, Manitoulin Island, the 144 corridor and Chapleau

The Health Sciences North (HSN) Crisis Intervention Program is a short term counselling and assessment service available to individulas of all ages who are experiencing a crisis and are unable to cope effectively as a result of symptoms of a mental illness, or personal problems.

The program is operated 24 hours per day 7 days per week.

Services can be accessed by presenting to the program, or by making an appointment by telephone. We also accept referrals from self, family members, emergency department, family physicians, and community agencies.

We also offer a Mobile Crisis Program which is available Monday through Friday from 10 am to 10 pm. The Mobile Program is available to meet the client at an appropriate location within the District of Sudbury.

Infant Development is a home-based early intervention service for infants/children ages birth to five years, who have, or are at risk for a developmental delay. Parents/caregivers are assisted in recognizing, understanding and facilitating their child’s development and in accessing community services. Resource materials, equipment, toys and books are made available to the parents.

Locations include: Sudbury; Espanola; Manitoulin; Chapleau, ON.

The Mental Health and Addictions Program delivers integrated, community and hospital-based mental health and addictions services in both official languages. Services are team-based with a variety of mental health and addictions professionals available to provide assessment, treatment, support and consultation to clients and their families. Contact Central Intake at 613-523-4988 for more information about services.