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Ontario ACT Association

Our Vision

The Ontario ACT Association (OAA) is a voluntary organization of Assertive Community Treatment teams (ACT), whose purpose is to help identify, develop and advocate for the collective interests of ACT Teams in the Province of Ontario.

ACT Teams

ACT teams provide community-based interventions for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness.