- Residential Services
- Day Services, Recreation and Leisure
- FamilyHome/LifeShare
- Behaviour Support Services
- Twin Lakes Clinical Services
- Community Response Program
- Chaplaincy and Bereavement Support Services
Bethesda offers a wide variety of relevant services to adults with special needs in a professional and caring manner, including:
Residential Services
(within the community of Niagara)
- Group Home Living
- Intensive Residential Services
- Familyhome Living
- Supported Independent Living
- Respite Services
Day Services, Recreation and Leisure Programs
(within the community of Niagara)
- For individuals in Familyhome and Residential Services
- Passport (support for individuals with direct funding)
Behaviour Support Services
(within the community of Niagara)
- Consultative Mediator Model of support to adults with behavioural challenges.
- Supports are to the individual, support staff, and family
Twin Lakes Clinical Services
(within the areas noted below*)
- Psychiatry, Psychology, Social Work, Speech and Language
Dual Diagnosis Justice Case Management (DDJCM)(within the areas noted below*)
- Intensive, short-term case management for adults who have a dual diagnosis and who have been or are currently involved in the justice system.
Community Response Program
(within the areas noted below*)
- For intensive behavioural challenges
- Functions as an enhancement to existing behavioural support service programs
- Includes outreach, stabilization, and residential treatment
Chaplaincy and Bereavement Support Services
(within the community of Niagara)
- Funded through Bethesda Home Foundation Inc.
- Provides Chaplaincy Services for adults who are supported within Bethesda’s residential and/or day services programs.
- Provides grief support and education for individuals within the Niagara Region.
*Supporting individuals within the West Region in the following communities:
- Hamilton, Niagara, Brant, Haldimand, Norfolk and First Nations communities of Six Nations of the Grand River and Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation.
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