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CMHA commemorates World Suicide Prevention Day
Jan 11th, 2018Each small moment can add up to make a big difference. That’s the message individuals, organizations, policy makers and advocates are sharing this year to commemorate World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD) on September 10.
World Homeless Day highlights the importance of housing for health
Jan 11th, 2018World Homeless Day highlights the importance of housing for health October 10 is World Homeless Day and CMHA [branch] is reminding the community that housing is key to the recovery of many people with mental health issues.
Change Day encourages small change for big impact
Jan 11th, 2018What if one small change could make a big difference to improve your own health or the health of others? That’s the message of Change Day, a growing global movement…
CMHA Ottawa’s Annual Report for 2016-17 is now available
Dec 13th, 2017We’re pleased to share our 2016-17 Annual Report. We’ve made significant effort to provide the best services we can offer within a more integrated and client friendly system of services. Check out the full report to learn more.
CMHA Training Workshops
Dec 7th, 2017CMHA Ottawa offers training programs for professionals, employers, educational institutions and the general public who work with or care for persons living with a mental illness.
Our E.D. Tim Simboli interviewed by CTV on need for Naloxone kits in public places
Dec 6th, 2017Ottawa bars train staff in how to use Naloxone kits Joanne Schnurr, CTV Ottawa, November 20, 2017 There’s a new front-line defender in the fight against opioid overdoses in Ottawa….
Community mental health resources available for post-secondary students
Nov 2nd, 2017Community mental health resources available for post-secondary students Being a post-secondary student can be tough. The struggle to maintain academics, relationships, finances and other challenges can contribute to stress and…
A Bold New Vision for the Future: CMHA Ontario Strategic Plan 2017-2020
Sep 26th, 2017http://ontario.cmha.ca/about-cmha/strategic-plan/
New federal funding may help remedy historical deficits in mental health
Jul 26th, 2017The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Ontario is pleased that the federal government and the Government of Ontario have reached a health funding agreement, which includes new targeted funding over 10 years for investments in mental health care.