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24-hour mental health support now available on Halifax peninsula

A service that offers 24-hour mental health support has expanded its reach throughout more of HRM.

The city says CARE-Crisis Assistance and Response – is now available on the peninsula. That is in addition to Dartmouth, Woodlawn and Cole Harbour.

CARE is a community-based mobile response service that provides in-person support for mental health and substance use support in non-emergency situations, when police, fire or EHS may not be the best resource.

Services include:

  • calming and de-escalating a crisis;
  • developing a safety plan;
  • helping someone get to a safe place; and
  • connecting people with community supports following the crisis.

The service is delivered through 211, Souls Harbour Rescue Mission and HRM’s Community Safety team.

For more information click here.

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