Toronto Community Crisis Service: Who We Are

Toronto Community Crisis Service (TCCS) crisis workers are trained mental health professionals who work in pairs to support residents who are experiencing a mental health crisis.

With over 200 hours of training, our crisis workers also have experience and/or education in areas such as social work, social services, nursing and peer support.

TCCS crisis workers wear lanyards and carry identification cards. The City of Toronto logo is on all TCCS vehicles, along with the community partner logos. Most TCCS vehicles are wheelchair/scooter accessible.

If you, or someone you know is interested in joining our team browse the job postings.

Below are images of real people working for the Toronto Community Crisis Service as well as an example of what a response vehicle looks like.

Tow women posing for a photo at a desk.
A man speaking on the phone standing in front of a white board.
A woman cutting up apples in a kitchen.
A man and a woman looking a list in front of an open vehicle hatch loaded with supplies.
Two people working together at a table with laptops and taking notes.
A white van with an accessibility ramp leading in the open door. The logo on the side of the vehicle reads Toronto Community Crisis Service.