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Mental Health Courts and Diversion Programs - Kitchener–Waterloo–Wellesley–Wilmot–Woolwich

Court supports, case management, and system navigation services help people who are in conflict with the law as a result of mental illness. For minor offenses, mental health diversion agreements provide voluntary alternatives to the court system.

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These services are located in Kitchener–Waterloo–Wellesley–Wilmot–Woolwich
John Howard Society of Waterloo-Wellington - Adult Programs - Adult Diversion Program  
310 Charles St E, Kitchener, ON  N2G 2P9 		519-743-6071 Add to Clipboard
John Howard Society of Waterloo-Wellington - Adult Programs - Bail Verification and Supervision Program  
310 Charles St E, Kitchener, ON  N2G 2P9 		519-743-6071 Add to Clipboard
John Howard Society of Waterloo-Wellington - Youth Programs - Attendance Centre Program  
310 Charles St E, Kitchener, ON  N2G 2P9 		519-743-6071 Add to Clipboard
John Howard Society of Waterloo-Wellington - Youth Programs - Extrajudicial Measures and Sanctions  
310 Charles St E, Kitchener, ON  N2G 2P9 		519-743-6071 Add to Clipboard

These services are located outside of Kitchener–Waterloo–Wellesley–Wilmot–Woolwich, but provide service to Kitchener–Waterloo–Wellesley–Wilmot–Woolwich.
St Joseph's Health Care London - Southwest Centre for Forensic Mental Health Care  
401 Sunset Dr, St Thomas, ON  N5R 3C6 		519-646-6100 ext 49354 Add to Clipboard
Starling Community Services - Children's Mental Health Services - Youth Justice Services  
35 Dickson St, Cambridge, ON  N1R 7A6 		519-749-2932 ext 1 Add to Clipboard
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