Supporting adults with mental health and cognitive challenges to live well within their communities for over 50 years.
Toronto, Ontario
Cota is an accredited, not-for-profit, community-based organization that has been supporting adults with mental health and cognitive challenges to live well within their communities for 50 years. We provide person-centred supports that assist individuals to find inspiration and hope in their inherent strengths and support them to pursue meaningful change in their lives, as they define it. We also work collaboratively with our funders, our partners and other stakeholders, across the provincial health and social service systems, to inspire positive change in the way that services are delivered to individuals living with mental health and cognitive challenges. Cota offers a wide range of services to adults living with serious mental illness, geriatric mental health conditions, acquired brain injuries, developmental disabilities and dual diagnoses. Our services include case management, supportive housing, short-term residential beds, day programs, court and justice related services, Assertive Housing First Teams and services for individuals who are experiencing homelessness.
On-site · Toronto
The Case Manager provides recovery-oriented and client-centered services to individuals with mental health and addiction challenges to reduce emergency department visits. Primary duties include conducting assessments, developing safety and recovery plans, and providing practical support for housing, health, and daily living.
On-site · Toronto
The Case Manager Addictions Specialist provides recovery-oriented, client-centered services to individuals with mental health and addiction challenges. Primary duties include conducting comprehensive assessments, developing safety and recovery plans, and providing practical support to help clients access community resources.
On-site · Toronto
The Case Manager Addictions Specialist provides recovery-oriented case management and outreach supports to individuals residing in encampments. Responsibilities include developing person-centered treatment plans, providing crisis intervention, and facilitating addiction group activities.
On-site · Toronto
Provide intensive follow-up support and outreach to high-needs individuals to ensure housing stability and community integration. Develop individualized recovery and safety plans while collaborating with landlords and external stakeholders.
On-site · Toronto
The Supportive Housing Worker provides recovery-oriented services to tenants exiting chronic homelessness, including intake coordination and the development of goal plans. Responsibilities include assisting with activities of daily living, managing tenancy matters, and maintaining a safe, clean housing environment.