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Feel the Sting Semicolon Tattoo Fundraiser, May 30, 2018
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Thousands of Ontarians send a strong message to erase the difference
More than 12,500 Ontarians raised their voices during the recent provincial election campaign to let political candidates know that its time to #erasethedifference and fund mental health and addictions care the same as physical health care. In addition to garnering signatures, the Erase the Difference campaign created significant social media impact, reaching more than 1.5 million people. This exposure, in part, encouraged the three main political parties to make funding for mental health and addictions a key issue during the election.
During the campaign, the Ontario PCs specifically said they’d seek expert advice from CMHA, Addictions Mental Health Ontario and Children’s Mental Health Ontario. We welcome this spirit of collaboration and will be pleased to work with the government to make sure mental health and addictions funding stays on the political radar.
The PC government has committed $1.9 billion for mental health and addictions care over 10 years. This matches the federal government’s commitment over the same period, bringing the total investment to $3.8 billion. CMHA looks forward to sitting down with Members of Provincial Parliament to discuss ways to enhance the system of care for individuals living with a mental health and addictions issue.
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This Saturday! You're invited to the 3rd annual 'Hook Line & Thinker' Fishing Derby in #Brant! 🎣 A family-friendly, fun day for mental wellness. All proceeds will support our summer programming in the community.
Saturday June 16th 🐟
10 am - 5 pm
Mount Pleasant Ponds
Rain or Shine!
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Thank you for your support of Erase the Difference
Thousands of Ontarians send a strong message to erase the difference More than 12,500 Ontarians raised their voices during the recent provincial election campaign to let political candidates know that its time to #erasethedifference and fund mental health and addictions care the same as physical health care. In addition to garnering signatures, the Erase the […]
Continue readingThank you for your support of Erase the Difference
June is PTSD Awareness Month: Not All Wounds Are Visible
PTSD affect thousands of people in Canada each year and some of the most vulnerable individuals are first responders, frontline healthcare workers and those working in high-stress professions. The most common forms of trauma resulting in PTSD included unexpected death of a loved one, being a victim of violence, and witnessing someone badly injured or […]
Continue readingJune is PTSD Awareness Month: Not All Wounds Are Visible
CMHA Celebrates Pride Month
CMHA Brant Haldimand Norfolk Branch joins individuals and organizations worldwide to celebrate the history, courage and diversity of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer identified (LGBTQ) individuals for Pride Month in June. While Pride festivals across the province recognize Ontario’s vibrant and creative LGBTQ communities, it’s important to note that LGBTQ individuals continue to face […]
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