OUR YOUTH
The right services to youth and their families —
at the right time and in the right place.
The Youth Wellness Hub Windsor-Essex offers services to youth ages 12 to 25 without a wait list or referral. This one-stop-shop model of care allows for a multitude of services all under one roof in a youth friendly space.
When a youth or family member enters the building, they will be greeted by a friendly face. The Intake Clerk will help guide the way to the proper services and people to ensure a smooth and low stress experience.
Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario (YWHO) is an initiative that aims to bring the right services to youth (and their families) at the right time and in the right place.
Youth Wellness Hub Windsor-Essex is one of four new YWHO sites announced in Spring 2021 and we are now in our permanent site at 215 Eugenie St. West, Unit #106.
The Youth Wellness Hub Windsor-Essex offers services to youth ages 12 to 25 without a wait list or referral. This one-stop-shop model of care allows for a multitude of services all under one roof in a youth friendly space.
When a youth or family member enters the building, they will be greeted by a friendly face. The Intake Clerk will help guide the way to the proper services and people to ensure a smooth and low stress experience.
Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario (YWHO) is an initiative that aims to bring the right services to youth (and their families) at the right time and in the right place.
Youth Wellness Hub Windsor-Essex is one of four new YWHO sites announced in Spring 2021 and we are now in our permanent site at 215 Eugenie St. West, Unit #106.
Services available in 3 locations.
WINDSOR
We offer services in Windsor at our new, permanent location at 215 Eugenie St. West, Unit #106. The main entrance and parking available at Ouellette Place lot at 2558 Dougall Ave. We can be easily accessed by bus on routes Dougall 6, 1A, 1C, 418X, and Parent 14.
LEAMINGTON
In the county, we have services in Leamington at the Bridge Youth Resource Centre, 310 Sherk St, Leamington.
AMHERSTBURG
Services are offered in Amherstburg at The House Youth Centre, 320 Richmond St Unit #400, Amherstburg.
For more information visit our Programs page.
Services available in 3 locations.
WINDSOR
We offer services in Windsor at our temporary location at space rented from Maryvale at Cottage 6, 3640 Wells St., Windsor. This location is easily accessed by bus routes 7, 3, 1C, 2, 3W near CCAC/Transit Terminal 1.
LEAMINGTON
In the county, we have services in Leamington at the Bridge Youth Resource Centre, 310 Sherk St, Leamington.
AMHERSTBURG
Services are offered in Amherstburg at The House Youth Centre, 320 Richmond St Unit #400, Amherstburg.
For more information visit our Programs page.
A Steering Committee comprised of mental health and addictions providers was created including representation from:
- Regional Children’s Centre/Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare
- Maryvale
- Windsor Essex Community Health Centre/Teen Health
- The Bridge
- United Way
Canadian Mental Health Association, Windsor-Essex County Branch (CMHA-WECB) as Lead Agency for the project·
A Youth Advisory Council (YAC) and Family Advisory Council is now working with our staff.
YWHO is a critical step toward improving Ontario’s mental health and addiction services for youth and young adults by:
- Providing rapid access to easily identifiable mental health and substance use services with walk-in, low-barrier services and clear service pathways
- Providing evidence-based interventions matched to individuals’ level of need, and supported transitions to specialized care services when the severity of need is evident
- Integrating mental health, substance use, primary care, vocational, housing and other support services into a one-stop-shop model of care offered in a youth-friendly space
- Reducing transitions between services through co-location and shared services in a single place
- Establishing common evaluation across sites
- Co-creating services with youth & families
A Steering Committee comprised of mental health and addictions providers was created including representation from:
- Regional Children’s Centre/Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare
- Maryvale
- Windsor Essex Community Health Centre/Teen Health
- The Bridge
- United Way
Canadian Mental Health Association, Windsor-Essex County Branch (CMHA-WECB) as Lead Agency for the project·
A Youth Advisory Council (YAC) and Family Advisory Council is now working with our staff.
YWHO is a critical step toward improving Ontario’s mental health and addiction services for youth and young adults by:
- Providing rapid access to easily identifiable mental health and substance use services with walk-in, low-barrier services and clear service pathways
- Providing evidence-based interventions matched to individuals’ level of need, and supported transitions to specialized care services when the severity of need is evident
- Integrating mental health, substance use, primary care, vocational, housing and other support services into a one-stop-shop model of care offered in a youth-friendly space
- Reducing transitions between services through co-location and shared services in a single place
- Establishing common evaluation across sites
- Co-creating services with youth & families