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CMHA aims to change the way we think about, talk about, and treat mental health and addiction issues. It’s a big task, but with your help, we can create a much-needed shift in our approach to mental health and addictions.
CMHA’s Talk Today program caps 10th season milestone with greatest impact to date!
With the 10th season of the Talk Today program supporting junior hockey now complete, Canadian Mental Health Association Northern BC Division [CMHA Northern BC] is pleased to announce Talk Today had a greater impact in 2023-24 than any season before.
All 60 CHL clubs and 80 CJHL clubs took part in Talk Today education, support and awareness initiatives in 2023-24, inclusive of more than 2,500 athletes, coaches, team personnel, billets and parents.
Despite 89% of British Columbians claiming to be compassionate, only 14% of British Columbians took action in the past year to alleviate hardship. May 6th to May 12th is Mental Health Week 2024.
Nanalan’ partners with CMHA for Mental Health Week to highlight the power of compassion
Popular children’s show Nanalan’ is teaming up with the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) to highlight the power of compassion. The partnership comes in time for CMHA’s 73rd Mental Health Week (May 6-12). This year’s theme is healing through compassion.
Mind Matters is CMHA BC’s free monthly newsletter, delivered straight to your e-mail inbox. Each month we’ll give you the latest scoop on CMHA activities, resources, programs and events in BC, as well as those of other like-minded organizations committed to the mental health of British Columbians.