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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.
“Shine Green” campaign a great success!
Jun 29th, 2017This year more than ever in communities big and small across Ontario, people and organizations held events, wore green clothing and partnered with CMHA branches.
It’s CMHA Mental Health Week! Get Ready to Get Loud!
May 24th, 2017Time to work on your outside voice! Get ready to Get Loud this May 1-7 for the 66th annual CMHA Mental Health Week.
This year, Canadians are getting loud to end wait times, because it takes far too long to get the mental health care we need, when we need it.
Congratulations Steve Lurie!
May 18th, 2017Congratulations to Steve Lurie, executive director of the Toronto branch of CMHA who was named to the Order of Canada on July 1st 2016 and inducted on May 12th 2017 at Rideau Hall.
SICK OF WAITING. GET LOUD FOR MENTAL HEALTH! CMHA Mental Health Week May 1-7
May 2nd, 2017This year, the CMHA Mental Health Week sub-theme is Sick of waiting: GET LOUD for mental health. We’re sick of waiting a year or more for access to a mental health professional.
CMHA National Statement Responding to Netflix Series: 13 Reasons Why
Apr 27th, 2017The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA National) joins with the Centre for Suicide Prevention (CSP) in raising concerns about content in 13 Reasons Why, a recent Netflix series that depicts the suicide of a young woman, and its aftermath.