The Child & Adolescent Mental Health Program Centralized Intake, a component of Shared Health Mental Health and Addictions, offers a comprehensive range of mental health services for children and adolescents facing psychiatric and emotional disorders. This program provides a full continuum of care, encompassing both community-based and hospital-based services. It addresses a broad spectrum of needs, from brief interventions to intensive, long-term treatment.

The services are designed to support children, adolescents, and their families through various stages of mental health challenges. Treatment approaches are multifaceted, incorporating diverse perspectives and methods. This ensures that care is holistic and tailored to the individual needs of each young person. Collaboration is a key element of the program, with services being delivered in partnership with parents and other relevant agencies. This integrated approach aims to provide effective, comprehensive support for mental health and emotional well-being.