The In-STED Program is a partnership between SHIP, CMHA Peel and Punjabi Community Health Services that offers short-term, community-based mental health and addiction services to the most vulnerable individuals. The program is designed to reduce the need for multiple visits to emergency departments.

CWMS Provides a supportive environment to clients with voluntary alcohol, or other substance, withdrawal. This includes structured daytime and telephone withdrawal management services. Withdrawal symptoms are monitored; support, reassurance, coping methods, motivational counselling, and appropriate referrals are provided.

The IADTP helps reduce non-emergency Emergency Department visits and/or hospitalization, allowing for faster discharge when visits are necessary, and reduces recidivism, as the hospital may refer patients directly to the program. It allows for seamless navigation, access - and transition to the appropriate level of care.

The RRSL program focuses on supporting clients with wraparound services post hospital discharge, to minimize isolation and save lives. This program provides short term person-centred support, assists clients with integration back into the community, and ensures that clients have links to appropriate supports prior to discharge

Peer support workers support clients’ personal recovery goals, and build on clients’ resiliency through sharing success stories, shared personal life experiences, and serving as role models. Peer Support Services are provided at locations that meet the needs of the persons served and that are most convenient to the clients.