Upstream Ottawa Community Mental Health Support

Mental health · Ottawa

Frontline community mental health agency since 1985: intensive case management, psychiatric assessment clinic, wellness programs and limited affordable housing. AMANI program offers culturally responsive mental health and substance-use support for Black youth 12-29. Site noted as only partially wheelchair accessible (stairs on site). Verified against upstreamottawa.ca and Ontario Health atHome.

Address: 100 Craig Henry Drive, Suite 204, Ottawa, ON K2G 5W3
Phone: 613-248-3330
Website: https://www.upstreamottawa.ca
Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Who it serves: Youth, Single adults, Families
Eligibility: Youth 16-25 and adults 25+ with severe and persistent mental illness; AMANI program for Black youth 12-29
Cost: Free
Languages: Multiple languages
How to access: Referral, By phone
Accessibility & features: Free

Last verified: October 9, 2026 · Listing source: https://www.upstreamottawa.ca. Information can change — please call ahead to confirm hours and availability.

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