Canadian Mental Health Association, Manitoba and Winnipeg - Winnipeg, Manitoba

L'Association de santé mentale du Manitoba et de Winnipeg, située à l'adresse 930 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3G 0P8, Canada, est une organisation bénévole qui offre des services de santé mentale. Elle est accessible en fauteuil roulant et dispose de parkings et toilettes adaptés.

La médiane des avis sur Google My Business est de 4.1/5, avec un total de 73 avis.

Spécialités

• Service de santé mentale
• Association ou organisation
• Association bénévole

Informations recommandées

• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Toilettes
• Rendez-vous recommandés

Pour tous renseignements, vous pouvez contacter le 204 982 6100.

👍 Avis de Canadian Mental Health Association, Manitoba and Winnipeg

James M. (.

1/5

If you want your mental health to deteriorate rapidly, this is the place to go! Staff that don’t do anything when one of their “participants” stomps on your Apple Watch. They say to go to polo park and see what happens, I come back showing the receipt and that they won’t replace it, they kick me out. You’ll get better advice from graffiti in a bathroom stall.

Randygr81

1/5

Pretty useless, I feel bad for anyone reaching out for help that ends up seeking it from CMHA

Sara B.

1/5

They do not return emails or phone calls. It’s unfortunate as a place in the business of helping others and then when someone has reached out for assistance , they don’t respond. This review is most likely pointless as well because nothing will come of it lol. I will most likely continue to complain until I’m heard 🙂 or until they return calls and emails . If you can’t return emails , don’t have an email. If you can’t return phone calls , don’t have a phone. Sounds ridiculous doesn’t it? But so does not responding when you have a contact button and a phone number and email and don’t respond . I volunteered at the ocd centre years ago and have realized that the only reason we are on this planet is to help others , to work together to make the world a better place. We are failing miserably as are you. Because sometimes all it takes is responding to save someone. And you can’t even do that so please do not claim to be a beacon of faith for anyone trying to get help because you suck at it 🙂

James M.

1/5

Constant game of cat and mouse. Talk to one person, they say one thing, talk to another, and they will say something different. I'm currently sitting in my apartment because they gave me 1 bus ticket, which just got me home, and I can't get back. I'm supposed to meet someone today, but the instructions are unclear. You will most likely get MORE mental health issues coming here.

Dylan P.

5/5

Great place to check out free workshops, classes, and programs in a trauma informed setting. Offers a variety of mental health resources and supports directed towards improving quality of life for those living with mental health conditions. Includes drop in and ongoing services, online and in-person services, group and one-on-one services.

Sean P.

5/5

I'm a better person to myself because of the time I've spent talking to people in this building. They listen. They have solutions. They can help you recover and reach personal goals. If you're looking for help, call and ask to speak with one of their Intake Specialists.

Clifford G.

5/5

Long wait list to get access to the programming, but they do do a good job. Funded my first aid and cpr training for 93 bucks. Still with them a year later.

Joey M. R. J.

1/5

This place does not seem like a welcome environment. They have banned people from meetings and programs indiscriminately. They have hired new staff that seem to discriminate and are not friendly. These observations are absurd considering this is supposed to be a safe place for people with mental health issues. People are afraid to share their concerns. Just found out they falsely accused two innocent mental health recovery participants of having a misappropriate relationship supposedly groomed by an elder, omg. This rumour was created by a mental health faciliator if you can believe that, omg. Just to get back at him for challenging her in a mental health group!