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National Bottom Line Conference to Highlight the Heroes of Workplace Mental Health
Feb 5th, 2016The 2016 National Bottom Line Conference is about heroes. The conference theme, Heroes in the Workplace: Stories from the Champions of Change, celebrates the individuals and organizations helping to achieve…
Get Loud for CMHA’s 65th annual Mental Health Week
Jan 25th, 2016CMHA’s 65th annual Mental Health Week is fast approaching (May 2-8). And again this year, CMHA is asking Canadians to GET LOUD for mental health! Getting loud means speaking up…
CMHA conference celebrates workplace mental health heroes
Jan 8th, 2016The 2016 Bottom Line Conference is about heroes. Our conference theme, Heroes in the Workplace: Stories from the Champions of Change, celebrates the individuals and organizations who help to achieve…
CMHA’s 2014 – 2015 Annual Report: Innovate Collaborate Strengthen
Nov 4th, 2015CMHAs from across Canada, along with our mental health and addiction stakeholders and partners, continue to change the face of mental health, mental illness, and addiction at all levels of…
CMHA and Canadians are calling for increased mental health funding for all Canadians now
Sep 23rd, 2015“For the first time in Canadian history, every province has a strategy or plan focused on mental health and/or addictions. Leaders across Canada should be commended for the important strides…
$10 Million in federal funding for Canadian CMHAs
Jul 31st, 2015CMHAs in 13 cities will be receiving the grant will partner with employers and participants with little or no work experience to find and maintain employment. “This funding builds on…
The Workforce Mental Health Collaborative
Jul 28th, 2015Supporting your employees’ mental health can improve productivity, cut down on absences, and increase worker retention. It can be a complex task, but we’re here to help. CMHA’s Workforce Mental…
Canadian indie rock band Current Swell debuts new video “Bad News” in support of the Canadian Mental Health Association
Jun 19th, 2015In any given year, one in five Canadians, or approximately seven million Canadians, experience a mental health problem or illness, including substance use disorders, but only one third will seek…
Release of Truth & Reconciliation Commission’s Report
Jun 4th, 2015“We must all read the survivors’ accounts in this report very closely,” says Bev Gutray, CEO at CMHA BC, “and we should think about the changes we all need to…