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Impact Report 2019
Home » Who we are » CMHA National » Annual Reports » Impact Report 2019
We are pleased to share our Impact Report for 2019, entitled Stronger Together.
As human beings, we are literally stronger – and healthier – when we’re in connection. It is at the core of what allows us to thrive, as individuals and as a collective. And it is at the core of CMHA. Our organization is a Canada-wide web of members, volunteers, clients and staff, of donors and sponsors and partners, all working in connection for one goal: mental health for all people in Canada.
Connection is the thread that runs through this year’s Impact Report, and through all of CMHA’s work in 2019. Read how we spent the year responding to the most pressing mental health needs in Canada.
You can also download a PDF version.