If you’re ready to talk,
we’re here to listen.
Willowbridge Community Services is a not-for-profit organization offering developmental services and counselling across Hamilton, Brantford, Niagara, and Haldimand Norfolk. Here, we believe that everyone deserves relationship, community, and celebration. We empower individuals to improve their lives for a more positive future.
Counselling Services
Everyone encounters challenges in life that are hard to face alone. No matter the situation, our counsellors and psychotherapists are here for support.
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Developmental Services
Willowbridge Community Services offers a range of programs geared for individuals living with developmental disabilities.
Find out more about Developmental ServicesBook an appointment with us
To make an appointment with a counsellor at Willowbridge Community Services, please call our intake worker at (519) 753-4173 extension 239. You will receive a call-back to complete or schedule a 20-30 minute intake appointment so that we can match you with a counsellor who will best suit your needs. You can also book an appointment with us online. To schedule an intake session for counselling, click the link below.
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Join our community as a volunteer, employee, or member of our board of directors.
Get Involved at WillowbridgeFunders/Donors
As a not-for-profit, Willowbridge is proud to receive funding and donations from generous community members that help make our work possible.
Learn About Funders and DonorsStudent Placements
Willowbridge Community Services offers placements for college, undergraduate and graduate level students under the supervision of our experienced staff.
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Land Acknowledgement
At Willowbridge Community Services, we acknowledge that our agency was built on the traditional territories of the Anishinaabe, the Haudenosaunee, the Neutral, and the Attawandaron peoples. We recognize and deeply appreciate that we are working on stolen lands and that our communities have been, and are, benefitting from continued forms of colonization on Turtle Island. We honour the spirit of the land and the ancestors of those who have been here since time immemorial. We know that acknowledgement is not enough.
The Truth and Reconciliation Committee of Canada reminds us that reconciliation is ongoing. We are committed to reducing the inequities and injustices that these communities are still facing today and are actively working towards decolonizing our services.