POP-EPI

The Psychiatric Outreach Program (POP-EPI) provides comprehensive mental health care through a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach to wellness. By using the expertise of psychiatry, nursing, social work and support services, the program offers support for individuals living with severe and persistent mental illnesses. The program delivers a variety of services, including: 

  • case management;
  • working with clients’ families and social supports;
  • systems navigation;
  • coordination with other agencies and healthcare providers;
  • education about mental illness and treatment options;
  • medication support,
  • review and monitoring; and
  • client psychoeducation and wellness groups and outreach support and life skills support.  

Programs are accessed by referrals only.

To learn more, phone 867-456-3838.  

CAR 867

CAR 867 is program initiated in 2022 and is based in Whitehorse.  The program provides client centred, trauma informed responses to acute mental health situations.  You can access the program via 911 or 867-667-5555 (non urgent line), mental health calls are attended to by an RCMP member paired with a Mental Health Nurse. The program also offers onsite mental health assessments and referrals.

Available 7 days a week  

Anyone can refer/request via 9-1-1 

Address
2090 2nd Ave Y1A 1B6
Whitehorse
Main telephone
867-667-8333
867- 667 5885
Fax
1-867-667-8372
Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible from back (Call front desk to arrange access upon arrival) 

Opening times
Monday to Friday
8:00 am
to
4:30 pm
Holiday hours
Find a Yukon statutory holiday

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Child, Youth and Family Therapeutics Team

The Child, Youth and Family Therapeutics Team (CYFTT) provides a range of counselling and support services. We help school-aged children, youth and families in the Yukon. CYFTT services are free of charge. We offer five types of service: Rapid access counselling; Clinical counselling to children, youth and families; Clinical outreach counselling to schools and community organizations; child and youth outreach groups; youth outreach clinic.  

Learn about current programs offered.

Youth Outreach Clinic

The Youth Outreach Clinic in Whitehorse provides low-barrier access to health and wellness services for youth ages 12 to 18. The Youth Outreach Clinic provides youth-friendly, non-urgent primary care health services by a Registered Nurse. This includes, but is not limited to: 

  • health system navigation;
  • non urgent health care;
  • mental health; substance use;
  • sexual and reproductive health;
  • blood collection; and
  • immunizations.

To access this service, visit 211 Hawkins Street, (suite 102). 

Address
211 Hawkins Street Y1A 1X3
Whitehorse
Main telephone
867-456-3838
867- 667 5885
Fax
867-667-8471
Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible 

Please note that doors may be locked. If the door is locked during your scheduled appointment time, ring the door bell and text your counsellor.

Access point for Counselling Services

Suite 102 or 201 ask the person who you have an appointment with which Suite to enter.

Access point for Youth Outreach Clinic & Outreach Groups

Suite 102  

Opening times
Monday to Friday
8:30 am
to
4:30 pm
Holiday hours
Find a Yukon statutory holiday

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Integrated Outcome Strategy for Yukon Learners: Mapping the existing connections

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This guide maps the existing connections to the current curriculum and highlights the many ways existing resources support students to meet the learner outcomes. Learn more about the Integrated Outcome Strategy for Yukon Learners. 

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