The Brain Injury Program at CMHA is part of a provincial brain injury network. Service Coordinators support adults and their families who are experiencing the effects of an acquired brain injury. The program is delivered in partnership with Catholic Social Services. The Alberta Brain Injury Network (ABIN) has three service coordinators who assist individuals who […]Continue readingAlberta Brain Injury Network (ABIN)
Programs
CMHA Central Alberta offers a number of programs for individuals whose lives are impacted by mental illness and emotional distress who are interested in change, growth and recovery. Read more below.
Decision Making Assistance
The Decision Making Assistance program helps families and individuals examine substitute decision making options for vulnerable adults. This includes personal directives, supported decision making, co-decision making, or guardianship. Assistance is also provided to complete required documents. The Decision Making Assistance program is for individuals interested in options under the Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act (AGTA). […]Continue readingDecision Making Assistance
Homelinks
HomeLinks is part of Red Deer’s plan to end homelessness and provides intensive case management supports to individuals exiting homelessness. Through a broader systems framework and in collaboration with other service providers, the program assists individuals with finding and maintaining permanent housing and moving towards increased self-sufficiency. Our program is based on a Housing First […]Continue readingHomelinks
The CMHA Education Program
Central Alberta CMHA offers a wide variety of educational opportunities during daytime and evening hours. Some programming occurs on the weekend. Some of our most popular educational programming Suicide Intervention and Prevention Workshops Art of Friendship 8 Week Course Living Life to the Full: 4 or 8 Week Workshops Wellness Recovery Action Planning (WRAP) 8 […]Continue readingThe CMHA Education Program