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We create hope, help infants, children and youth learn to cope, and together we build strength to manage challenges related to mental health. Wellkin Child & Youth Mental Wellness offers accessible, compassionate programs and services to support families free of charge.
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Central Intake
Central Intake is the front door to services and supports for infants, children, youth and their families, who need help with a mental health issue.
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We Listen
We take a compassionate, non-judgmental approach to assess the nature of every situation, the level of risk, and the needs of the individual. Whether it’s crisis response, urgent care, or if you just need someone to listen, Wellkin is here.
We Talk
You can count on us to assist in identifying your strengths and to guide you in reframing situations. Together, we can explore options and choices to overcome a challenge or help you change your outlook.
We Plan
Together we can develop a treatment plan and support positive, healthy coping skills. Serving infants, children, youth as well as parents and caregivers, Wellkin is committed to connecting all clients with programs and services that meet a family’s ongoing needs.
We Support
We focus on outcomes to ensure the long-term success of all our clients. Whether a client enters an Wellkin program or is referred to another service, our goal is to help you achieve strength necessary to deal with any situation or issue that may arise.
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We foster caring, healthy communities for children, youth, and families. Contribute to your community and our growing support network in any way that you can to ensure our services remain free and open to everyone.
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Miigwetch to Isan- Indigenous Solidarity & Awareness Network- Oxford for bringing the community together at the March for Truth & Reconciliation in Ingersoll. Our staff were honoured to attend, listen, reflect and support. Today & always, Every Child Matters. #isanoxford #mmiwawareness #everychildmatters
September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Today, we honour the lost children and Survivors of residential schools, their families and communities. Public commemoration of the tragic and painful history and ongoing impacts of residential schools is a vital component of the reconciliation process.