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Ontario Association for ACT & FACT

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

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Learn about the Ontario Association for ACT & FACT

The Ontario Association for ACT & FACT (OAAF) is a voluntary organization of Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams and Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) teams. The OAAF helps identify, develop, and advocate for the collective interests of ACT and FACT teams in the Province of Ontario.

ACT stands for Assertive Community Treatment. ACT is a team treatment approach designed to provide comprehensive, community-based psychiatric treatment, rehabilitation, and support to persons with serious and persistent mental illness such as schizophrenia.

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Resources

Check for updates from the OAAF (educational opportunities, position papers, policies, document templates, etc). You will find some useful resources and you may wish to share your own resources with other teams.

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British Columbia Advanced Practice virtual learning program Summer/Fall 2026

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British Columbia Advanced Practice

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British Columbia Advanced Practice

Last Updated:

Apr 03, 2026

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Introduction to essential F/ACT Principles and Practices: Passing on F/ACT history, knowledge and culture Through Storytelling

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Slides prepared by Roger Renaud November 2025

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Ontario ACTT and FACTT Association

Last Updated:

Feb 25, 2026

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BC Advanced Practice Virtual Training Winter 2026

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BC Advanced Practice

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British Columbia Advanced Practice

Last Updated:

Jan 05, 2026

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Latest OAAF News

British Columbia Advanced practice June/October Virtual Learning Program

03 April 2026

All Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) staff are invited to join these 
engaging and interactive sessions designed to share knowledge and
strengthen practice together.