Frontenac Youth Services
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Address & Phone Numbers
Address	1160 Simcoe St S Oshawa, ON L1H 5L8   View MapQuest Map
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Office Phone	905-579-1551
Fax	905-723-7059
Crisis Phone	Durham Region Crisis Response Line 1-800-742-1890
Toll Free Phone	1-877-455-5527 * Referral and central intake 1-888-454-6275
E-mail & web site
E-mail	reception@frontenacyouthservices.org
Website	www.frontenacyouthservices.org
Execs & Contacts
Executive 1	Margaret Craw, Executive Director; Email: margaret@frontenacyouthservices.org
Geographical details
Intersection	Simcoe St and Ritson Rd
Access details
Hours	Mon-Fri 9 am-4:30 pm * evening appointments as scheduled
Languages	English ; French ; Italian ; Portuguese
Eligibility	Ages: 12 year(s) - 18 year(s)    Youth, 12-18 years of age experiencing emotional, psychiatric behaviour and learning difficulties
Application	Call for more information
Fees	None
Accessibility	Fully Accessible
Description
Service Categories	Adolescent/Youth Counselling ; Behavioural Learning Therapy ~ Adolescents ; Community Mental Health Agencies ; Continuation High Schools ; Crisis Intervention ~ Adolescents ; Crisis Intervention Hotlines ~ Youth ; Dropout Prevention ; Family Counselling ; Group Counselling ~ Adolescents ; Group Homes for Dependent Children ; Psychiatric Day Treatment ~ Adolescents ; Residential Treatment Facilities ~ Adolescents ; Therapeutic Group Homes
Description	Children's mental health treatment centre * residential, out-patient and day treatment programs for youth 12-18 years of age with psychiatric and emotional problems, behavioural disorders, perceptual/learning handicaps * individual, family and group therapy sessions    Clients may be involved in the following programs depending on their treatment plan    Day Treatment  For adolescents with severe academic and behavioural difficulties which prevent them from attending a regular school program on a full time basis     Outpatient  Individual family and group therapy    Residential Treatment  This program is made available through the Durham Residential Admission Program (DRAP) Committee * adolescents are prioritized through this committee for admission    Intensive Crisis Service  A community based service for families of adolescents in crisis or in need of specialized immediate or long term intervention    Return Ticket Program  An academic psychosocial program for expelled students administered with the Durham District School Board    Durham Crisis Response Line  Telephone line open 24 hours, seven days a week for those under 18 that are in crisis that is not life threatening but requires immediate intervention
Subjects	Counselling ; Family therapy ; Mental health ; Youth