North Shore MH&A staff open HOpe’s doors
Today marks the final day of staff, physicians and patients/clients moving in to the new HOpe Centre facility next door to Lions Gate Hospital.
The new facility brings together mental health and additions programs and services that were previously spread across the North Shore, offering everyone involved a more integrated approach to the MH&A challenges being cared for.
Now being offered at the 1337 St. Andrews Ave location are the following North Shore Mental Health Programs & Services:
- Adult Community Mental Health & Addiction Services
- Central Intake Program
- Rapid Access Psychiatric Services (RAPS) Clinic
- Acute Home Based Treatment (AHBT)
- Community Residential Housing Program
- Transition Program
- Mental Health Inpatient Unit
New features and benefits offered at HOpe
There are also a number of new offerings available through the HOpe Centre that didn’t exist on the North Shore before now including:
Kelty Patrick Dennehy Resource Centre – this community-oriented focal point will be a location where people can not only get information about mental illness, but also connect with others who are dealing with similar issues.
HOpe Blenz Café – this new coffee shop is proudly owned and operated by the North and West Vancouver Branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association in partnership with Vancouver Coastal Health and will be providing an inclusive work environment for all people, including people living with a mental health condition, working towards wellness.