It’s Okay to Ask for Help

The Toronto Community Crisis Service (TCCS) provides free, confidential, in-person mental health supports city-wide from mobile crisis worker teams. TCCS supports Toronto residents 16 years of age or older and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Call 211 to be Connected to TCCS

The service provides a non-police-led, community-based, client focused, and trauma-informed response to mental health crisis calls and wellness checks. A trauma informed approach promotes healing and recovery and takes into account a client’s life experiences.

TCCS also provides:

  • referrals and connections to other services
  • resources and information
  • post-crisis follow-up supports
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What We Do

TCCS works with you to find ways to respond to your mental health needs.

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When To Call

TCCS is for non-emergency mental health crisis support.

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Community Partners

TCCS crisis workers are trained mental health professionals from four community partners.

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Service Dashboard

See monthly data that illustrates the progress and impact of the TCCS.

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Service Map

Learn about which community partners respond in areas of Toronto.

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Resources

Find additional supports available to assist people experiencing mental health related crises.

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Service Provided by Our Community Partners

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Dispatch Partner

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