An accredited, multi-service organization, and the Lead Agency for Halton’s child and youth mental health sector

Provides a range of free mental health services for children and youth from birth to 17, as well as their families

• Crisis Line provides immediate support for children and youth, their parents/caregivers, and community members

Programs and services include:

• Aberdeen House: co-ed live-in treatment program for youth ages 12 to 15
  
  
• Access and System Navigation: one point of access for those who require information or services from a community-based mental health agency in Halton
  
  
• Autism and Behavioural Services: delivered by therapists with experience providing Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) services to children and youth
  
  
• EarlyON Child and Family Centres: programs encourage children’s social, emotional and developmental milestones and opportunities for growth
  
  
• FASD Services: consultantation, coaching, training and service coordination, as well as a diagnostic clinic
  
  
• Group Based Mental Health Services: including Queer@ROCK; intensive groups for children and youth, parent/caregiver groups; Danielle's Place; social skills; summer camps and therapeutic groups for children and youth
  
  
• Individualized Mental Health Services: including Caroline Families First; Coordinated Service Planning; crisis supports; early years services; family peer support; intensive services; psychology; therapy services and One Stop Talk
  
  
• ROCK Hubs: integrated virtual and in-person services and supports, increased access to mental health, and early intervention and prevention services

Other ROCK offices in Halton include: Acton, Georgetown, Milton, Nelson Youth Centre and Oakville

Access Line Mon-Fri 9 am-5pm 

Self or professional referrals, call the Access Line