Mentally healthy people in a healthy society.
Toronto, ON
CMHA Toronto, a branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association, is the city’s leading community mental health agency. We provide accessible, quality care for people in Toronto through programs and services, research, and advocacy. At CMHA Toronto, we take a client-first, recovery-oriented approach to supporting people and their families when they experience mental health challenges or live with mental illness. By integrating health and social care, we provide services that aid in long-term wellness including housing, employment, community connections and so much more. Our community-based programming means we can partner with clients to support all aspects of their wellbeing: mental, physical, financial, emotional and spiritual. Our goal? Help everyone thrive in the community. At CMHA Toronto, we celebrate the diversity that makes up Toronto's cultural fabric and commit to serving all members of the community. Our doors are open to provide community-based mental health support to individuals and their families from all races, cultures, religions, gender identities and expressions, sexual orientations, abilities, and ages - at every stage of their mental health journey. From supporting individuals experiencing a mental health crisis to providing tools that support day-to-day mental health or mental health promotion, when people need support in Toronto, we’re here to help create belonging and hope.
On-site · Toronto
The Occupational Therapist provides recovery-oriented assessment, intervention, and rehabilitation services to adults with serious mental illness. They collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to develop individualized service plans that promote independence and community participation.
On-site · Toronto
The Transitional Housing Worker provides on-site residential support, case management, and crisis intervention for older adults with mental illness. They are responsible for maintaining a safe, clean environment and fostering collaborative relationships with clients and community partners.
On-site · Toronto
The cook is responsible for preparing balanced evening meals for 25 residents and maintaining a sanitary kitchen environment. Additional duties include managing inventory, tracking supplies, and ensuring all food preparation meets specific dietary requirements.
On-site · Toronto
The Peer Support Worker will provide one-on-one support and facilitate group activities to assist young adults in their recovery from psychosis. They will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to help participants develop life skills and navigate community resources.
On-site · Toronto
The Case Manager will provide coordinated specialty care for youth experiencing first-episode psychosis, including assessments, service planning, and psychoeducation. They will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team and community partners to support client recovery, education, and employment goals.
On-site · Toronto
The specialist will conduct outreach, assessments, and provide client-centered interventions for individuals with mental health and addiction challenges involved in the justice system. They will also facilitate individual and group addictions counseling while supporting agency-wide concurrent disorder initiatives.
On-site · Toronto
The Nurse Case Manager provides comprehensive primary health care and coordinates services for clients with complex physical and mental health needs. They conduct holistic assessments, develop individualized care plans, and collaborate with an interprofessional team to improve health outcomes and system navigation.
On-site · Toronto
The Occupational Therapist provides recovery-oriented assessment, intervention, and rehabilitation services to adults with serious mental illness. They collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to develop individualized service plans that promote independence and community participation.
On-site · Toronto
Provide individual and group peer support, advocacy, and recovery-focused activities to adults living with serious and persistent mental illness and concurrent disorders, drawing appropriately on lived experience. Collaborate with clients, families, community partners, and the FACT team to support wellness goals, community connections, safety, and access to services, while maintaining documentation and participating in team activities.
On-site · Toronto
Assess adults with serious mental illness and concurrent substance use concerns, develop individualized recovery plans, and provide evidence-based treatment, case management, crisis support, and community rehabilitation. Provide clinical consultation to FACT team members and coordinate care with healthcare, housing, addiction, and community partners.
