New Locations in Barrie and Orillia Enhance Mental Health and Addiction Services

Dec 17, 2025

The Canadian Mental Health Association, Simcoe County Branch (CMHA SCB), is pleased to announce the relocation of select Barrie and Orillia programs to new spaces beginning in January 2026. These moves demonstrate CMHA SCB’s ongoing commitment to providing accessible, coordinated, and high-quality mental health and addiction services across Simcoe County.

Barrie Locations

128 & 134 Anne Street South – [Google Map Link]
Effective January 12, 2026

134 Anne Street South– services – Effective January 12, 2026:

• RSVP Program
• Nurse Practitioner Program
• Telemedicine/Virtual Care
• HART Hub Program

128 Anne Street South– Effective January 12, 2026

• Finance Team
• Community Homes for Opportunity
• Quality, Risk and Corporate Performance (Jan. 29)
• Human Resources Team (Jan. 29)
• Harm Reduction Support

99 Ferris Lane – [Google Map Link]
Effective January 12, 2026

The following programs and teams will relocate to this new space:

• Addiction Services
• Case Management
• Information Technology (IT)
• Senior Leadership Team
• Rent Supplements and Support Services
• Telemedicine/Virtual Care
• Harm Reduction Support
• Fundraising, Communications and Community Engagement
• Early Psychosis Intervention (EPI) Team – January 22
• Family Centredness, Inclusivity & Priority Populations – January 29
• Ontario Structured Psychotherapy Program – January 29 and February 2

“Moving to 99 Ferris Lane represents a significant step forward for CMHA SCB,” said Sarah Banbury, CEO. “This new space strengthens our ability to serve clients, foster collaboration, and expand the reach of our programs across the community.”

These moves will strengthen collaboration across teams while ensuring seamless delivery of services to clients with no disruption.

Orillia Location

94 Colborne Street – [Google Map Link]
Effective January 2026

Programs currently located at 76 and 50 Nottawasaga Street will consolidate at 94 Colborne Street. Relocating programs include:

• Addiction Services – January 13
• Court Support and Release from Custody Program – January 13
• Peer Support – January 13
• Harm Reduction Services – January 13
• North Simcoe Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Team – February 2
• Telemedicine/Virtual Care – January 30

“Moving to this new location will make it easier for our clients to access the support they need,” said Dianne Mowat, Manager of the North Simcoe ACT Team. “It’s about being closer, more connected, and more responsive to our community.”

Clients will continue to access all services without interruption, and staff are available to ensure a smooth transition.

Canadian Mental Health Association
Simcoe County Branch