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This document outlines LEAMHA’s purpose, values, and how members work together. If you require this information in an alternate format or need support reviewing it, please contact us. Click here to view the Terms of Reference (PDF):

Now Recruiting: LEAMHA Members | Lived Experience Advocates for Mental Health & Addictions LEAMHA is a peer-led advocacy coalition grounded in the leadership of people with lived and living experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges. Guided by the principle “nothing about us, without us,” we work to influence

Join us on Monday December 29, 2025 at the Richmond Hill Public Library Central Branch (1 Atkinson St, Richmond Hill ON, L4C 0H5) for more of our workshops. Please see the schedule, workshop descriptions, and registration links below. 12pm – 4pm Who Am I? Who Am I? is a peer-led,

Join us on Friday December 12, 2025 at the Richmond Hill Public Library Central Branch (1 Atkinson St, Richmond Hill ON, L4C 0H5) for one or more of our workshops. Please see the schedule, workshop descriptions, and registration links below. 10am – 1pm Let’s Talk about Boundaries! Struggling with boundaries?

Who Am I? is a one-day, in-person workshop for anyone seeking clarity, self-understanding, and a deeper connection to their identity. Together, we explore our stories, strengths, and lived experiences in a supportive, non-judgmental space. Through reflective discussion and guided activities, participants are invited to understand, accept, and embrace their uniqueness

From November to December 2025, the Krasman Centre in Alliston will offer Fresh Food Baskets to low-income individuals and households experiencing food insecurity. This initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to peer support, harm reduction, and community wellness, ensuring that everyone has access to fresh, nourishing food in an

Colonization is not a thing of the past; it continues to shape the lives of Indigenous peoples across Canada every day. One of the most profound ways it does so is through intergenerational trauma, a term that refers to the psychological and emotional effects of traumatic events that are passed

The Krasman Centre will be hosting a FREE Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) workshop WRAP is an evidence-based, peer-led program that supports people in developing personalized tools for wellness and recovery. It has been life-changing for many of us, helping participants build structure, hope, and strategies for both surviving and

Krasman Centre to host Alliston’s 2nd annual Pride Day Event, on June 21, 2025. This year, we would like the residents of South Simcoe the opportunity to celebrate a little closer to home. Alliston Pride Day will have lots to offer: guest speakers, free BBQ, activities, booths from businesses, community