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Program: Mental Health and Addictions  
Organization: Black Health and Social Services Hub Peel
Phone Numbers: 647-812-5226
Email: info@bhsshubpeel.ca
Website: bhsshubpeel.ca/#Mental-Health
Address:
19 Rutherford Rd S, Unit 2
Brampton, ON
L6W 3J3
Intersection: Rutherford Rd S and Queen St E
Location: Peel Region
Hours: Call for information or to book an appointment
Service Description: Community mental health and addiction services with a special ethnocultural focus for people from the Black, African and Caribbean (BAC) communities

Services include:
  • addiction support worker
  • brief mental health counsellor
  • community health ambassador
  • family worker
  • intensive case manager
  • nurse (health assessments, medication support)
  • peer support worker
  • social worker
  • TAY (transitional age youth, 15-29)
  • trauma therapist

Addiction supports
  • a team of professionals from various disciplines work together to deliver services that address an individual’s well-being, using a harm reduction approach
  • Community Health Ambassadors offer culturally responsive outreach and engagement to individuals from Black, Caribbean, and African communities
  • case management services to provide ongoing support for clients with serious and long-standing mental health concerns
  • trauma counselling

Mental Health Counselling
  • short-term counselling and support tailored to each individual's needs
  • help clients manage their concerns, build coping strategies, and improve emotional well-being

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
  • supports individuals with complex mental health needs
  • provides consistent, personalized care in the community to help clients achieve stability, improve well-being, and work toward their recovery goals

Trauma counselling
  • counsellors work collaboratively with individuals to understand the impact of trauma on their lives while fostering resilience, empowerment, and recovery
  • trauma therapist is dedicated to creating safe, inclusive, and supportive spaces that promote healing and trust

Fees: None
Application: Call to book an appointment
Eligibility / Target Population: Black, African and Caribbean (BAC) community members
Languages: English
Language Notes: Interpretive services available
Area Served:
Peel Region  
See Also: Community Mental Health Programs
Mental Health Promotion

This information was last completely updated on September 4, 2026

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Updated September 4, 2026
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