About CCMS
Community Case Management and Supervision (CCMS) is a community release program that serves as an alternative to detention for individuals held in custody while awaiting deportation by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) under the Immigration Refugee Act.
CCMS outreach staff connect service users to community resources and supports to help meet their mental health, addictions, housing, or other essential needs.
Recognizing the importance of safe, secure housing, our CCMS program also includes a Transitional Housing option. Kensington House, a four-bed residence, provides temporary accommodation for 90 days while service users look to either secure their own housing or wait to be returned to their home country.
The CCMS program works to promote community stability through advocacy, referral services, and person-centered approaches. It provides program participants with direct support and community supervision, ensuring their needs are addressed while also ensuring community safety.