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Hoarding Support Program (Halton)
By referral only – contact information below
In partnership with community agencies, Wesley has developed a program using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and follow-up supports to address harmful hoarding behaviors that are negatively affecting an individuals’ living environment, quality of life and potentially their tenancy and health.
Buried in Treasures Support Group
The Buried in Treasures Support Group is a 15-week hybrid program (delivered either in-person and online) designed for individuals struggling with hoarding behaviors. This evidence-based group provides a structured, supportive environment for participants to understand and address the challenges of clutter, gain practical tools for change, and build a supportive community.
*The next Support Group start date will be announced at a later date. For more information, please contact hoarding@wesley.ca
Eligibility
Eligibility in the programs includes the following:
- Halton Resident
- Low-income households
- Pre-existing case management OR some pre-existing community supports
Contact this Program
- hoarding@wesley.ca
Referrals can be completed by:
- Community Housing Providers
- Halton Region (HSF, HCHC etc.)
- Emergency Services (Fire, Police, EMS)
- Community Agencies (CMHA, CAS, Healthcare Services etc.)
- Self-Referrals accepted
Referrals are to be completed with the following info:
- Referral Form
- Home Environment Index
- Clutter Rating Scales
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