Youthab helps individuals obtain and maintain the three essentials for quality of life: housing, good mental health and employment.
Under the Youthab umbrella of services are the Career Edge Employment Programs, the Community Mental Health Counseling Program and three very specific Housing Programs: the Transition Home Program, Cooperative Housing, and the Hastings Housing Resource Centre Program.
Today, through our various programs and a dedicated staff of over 50 professionals, we provide confidential, professional services to over 10,000 people per year in the 6 communities we service in the Greater Quinte area.
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210A Front Street, 3rd Floor,
Belleville, ON K8N 2Z2
81 Dundas St. W.,
Trenton ON K8V 3P4
2 Bridge Street East,
Bancroft, ON K0L 1C0
108 Russell St., Unit 304,
Madoc, ON K0K 2K0
Youthab provides specialized housing services to young adults 16-24 who are assessed as needing subsidized housing services with support services
After hour emergency service for people who are homeless in Centre and North Hastings. Contact 1-866-414-0300 or 613-968-6834.
245 Dundas St. E. Belleville
Provides a variety of services for severely mentally ill individuals from 16 to 65. These services include assistance with housing, skills training, advocacy, etc.
36 Russell St, Madoc, ON
Emergency shelter, food and advocacy to pregnant women and parenting moms.
363 Dundas St. West Belleville
Provides mandated services such as foster care to those families who have issues around caring for their children. Provide foster care to children whose parents become homeless. Referrals: courts and community.
135 Victoria Ave.
Belleville ON K8P 3A7
The M.H. provides housing, case-management services and supportive housing to individuals who have a severe and persistent mental illness. Apply by phone or walk in, no appointment necessary. There is a waiting list for all services.
25 Dundas St. West, Unit 5
Belleville, ON KIP 3M7
Providing residential and vocational support for developmentally challenged adults or persons with acquired brain injures. Supports can include 24 hours staffing or staffing assistance based on the number of hours needed; supported employment; counselling; respite care for families under stress. Also provide a psychiatric clinic on site once a month- referrals made by family physician. Waiting list depending on vacancies, ability to provide support, funding and costs. Psychiatric clinic- no cost ( covered by OHIP and Pathways).