This program serves youth/young adults who have an eating disorder (anorexia, bulimia, overeating, eating disorder not otherwise specified) or are displaying behaviour consistent with an eating disorder.

Teen Health offers free, confidential therapy services for youth/young adults, and their families. An integrative, therapeutic approach is applied, as per the needs of the individual's harm reduction, and/or abstinence-based goal/s.

Addiction Support Workers provide individual and group sessions to individuals affected by substance use (including loved ones).

The SAPACCY program at Windsor Essex Community Health Centre (weCHC) provides holistic, anti-oppressive, Africentric and culturally safe mental health and substance use treatment services to Black youth and their families/caregivers. SAPACCY understands the unique challenges that Black youth and their families may face like anti-Black racism, criminalization, poverty and other forms of discrimination and oppression in the mental health care system, and aims to provide a strengths-based and healing centered approach to recovery.

Street Health provides Primary Medical and Supportive Services to individuals that are homeless, at-risk of homelessness, receiving Ontario Works or Ontario Disability Support Program. Services include primary care medical clinic, Hepatitis C support and treatment, medical foot care, diabetes education, counselling, identification services, system navigation, referral, advocacy, and access to laundry services.

This program is designed to remove barriers for people seeking to receive treatment for Hepatitis C or who are at risk of contracting Hepatitis C. It seeks to improve treatment outcomes, the number of people who successfully clear the virus, by increasing access to an inter-professional team.

Addiction Support Workers provide individual and group sessions to individuals affected by substance use (including loved ones).

Addiction Support Workers provide individual and group sessions to individuals affected by substance use (including loved ones).

Addiction Support Workers provide individual and group sessions to individuals affected by substance use (including loved ones).

Addiction Support Workers provide individual and group sessions to individuals affected by substance use (including loved ones).