Stories of system change across health, education, community, and workplace settings.
Stepped Care 2.0® (SC2.0) is an evidence-informed framework that fundamentally reorganizes how mental health, wellness, and substance use health services are delivered.
Conventional models often treat recovery as a slower, linear process that unintentionally locks resources behind barriers and long waitlists. SC2.0 disrupts this status quo by taking the original stepped care framework and adding two vital dimensions: choice and readiness. In this person-centric model, a system’s existing assets, both formal and informal, are organized into an open-access continuum- ensuring people can access the exact level of support they need, when they need it.
20 stories
Wellness Together Canada demonstrated how accessible, digitally enabled mental health care could work at a national scale, reaching more than 4.2 million people through a flexible continuum of support grounded in Stepped Care 2.0®.
Winter 2026
The Winter 2026 Community of Practice connected leaders, practitioners, and partners across jurisdictions to share experiences, strengthen connections, and explore common implementation challenges.
2025–26
BridgePoint partnered with Stepped Care Solutions to identify gaps and opportunities to strengthen access and coordination across Saskatchewan’s eating disorder continuum of care.
2025–26
CMHA Manitoba partnered with Stepped Care Solutions to assess Huddle’s Integrated Youth Services model and identify opportunities to strengthen collaboration, service delivery, and timely, person-centred care.
2025–26
Stepped Care Solutions is supporting Elgin Ontario Health Team to strengthen access to mental health and substance use health care through training, implementation coaching, resource mapping, and evaluation.
2025–26
What does it take to make lasting change in mental health care? CMHA Niagara partnered with Stepped Care Solutions to strengthen collaboration, identify service gaps, and build a roadmap for expanding flexible, person-centred care.
2025–26
Canadian Forces Health Services partnered with Stepped Care Solutions to prepare for a new model of mental health care designed to reduce wait times, improve access, and better match support to the needs of Canadian Armed Forces members.
2025–26
How can Veterans and their families more easily access the care they need? Through national co-design, Stepped Care Solutions and partners identified ways to simplify navigation, bridge gaps, and strengthen connections across mental health and well-being services.
2025–26
What began as a student mental health initiative at UC Berkeley has expanded into a broader effort to improve access for underserved youth across Alameda County, with Stepped Care Solutions supporting training, implementation, and digital navigation.
2025–26
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