We believe in and are committed to collaboration with other agencies to solve our societal problems. We are here to help, and we can provide you with a full list of community resources in the fields of:
- Community Meals & Food Programmes
- Education & Job Training
- Academic Support for Young People
- Mental Health and Therapeutic Support for Young People
- Counselling for Adults
- Addiction Counselling
- Health Services & Support Groups
Family Centre: 232-1116
Department of Child & Family Services Kids Hot Line: 278-9111
Centre Against Abuse: 297-8278
SCARS Bermuda: 297-2277
Women’s Resource Centre: 295-7273 (24 Hour Hotline)
Focus Counselling Services: 296-2196
Child and Adolescent Services (BHB): 239-6344
Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute (BHB): 236-3770
Emotional Wellbeing Hotline (Government of Bermuda): 543-1111 (Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 5 pm to 9 pm)
EAP Bermuda: 292-9000
Additional Resources:
Family Centre List of Mental Health Resources in Bermuda
Family Centre hosted a “Mentally Healthy Bermuda” panel discussion with experts from MWI, Turning Point, EAP Bermuda, Solstice and our organization. Our list of Mental Health resources in Bermuda includes information about each service, including contact details and how to make a referral.
IAC Bermuda Listing of Hardship and Social Support Services
IAC maintains a List of Hardship and Social Support services (including Food Assistance, Meal Services, Shelter, Safety, Drug Misuse, Health and Wellbeing Services) to assist agencies with referrals for clients facing hardship and needing immediate support. This list is updated quarterly.
The Directory of Helping Services at www.helpingservices.bm
The Health Promotion Office of the Department of Health maintains an online Directory of Helping Services. The aim of the Directory is to enable individuals, families and health professionals to identify necessary services to enhance health and well-being. The Directory consists of non-profit, registered charities and Government agencies in Bermuda that offer services to children, seniors and persons with disabilities. The Directory can assist children, seniors, persons with disabilities, their families and caregivers, as well as the professionals working with them in identifying appropriate services and support programmes.