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The Brant County Safe Beds Program is officially opened!
Thanks to everyone who attended the Brant County Safe Beds Official Opening today. The community support has been overwhelming for this exciting new program. Special thanks to Catherine Bomberry, who opened up with the Land Acknowledgment; MP Phil McColeman, MPP Will Bouma, Brantford Mayor, Kevin Davis, Brant Countyof Brant Mayor David Bailey, Kelley Cimek & Mark Walton, Ontario Health West, Camille Quenneville, CEO CMHA Ontario, Mark Solomon, Board President, CMHA BHN Branch and Mike Benin, Executive Director CMHA BHN. A special shoutout to Maureen Acuna-Harrison, Kim Dillon and the entire Brant Safe Beds team for all your hard work! 👍
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Brant County Safe Beds Program is officially open!
A special thank you to everyone who attended the Brant County Safe Beds Program Official Opening on Friday, October 16th. The community support has been overwhelming for this exciting new program. Special thanks also to: Catherine Bomberry who opened up the ceremony with a Land Acknowledgement; MP for Brant, Phil McColeman; MPP for Brant, Will […]
Continue readingBrant County Safe Beds Program is officially open!
CMHA Brant Haldimand Norfolk to launch Brant County’s first Safe Beds program
Brantford, Oct. 13, 2020 – Canadian Mental Health Association, Brant Haldimand Norfolk Branch (CMHA BHN) is leading a new community initiative aimed to divert individuals experiencing a mental health or addictions crisis from hospital by supporting them with community-based services. CMHA BHN will officially launch its new Brant County Safe Beds facility in downtown Brantford […]
Continue readingCMHA Brant Haldimand Norfolk to launch Brant County’s first Safe Beds program
Smile Tiles to Support CMHA in partnership with Crockadoodle Brantford
Crock A Doodle is thrilled to introduce Smile Tiles as a fun way to raise awareness and funds for the Canadian Mental Health Association. Together you and your group can paint and play to create hand-painted positivity tiles and spread some love and kindness for those who need it most. We are so happy to […]
Continue readingSmile Tiles to Support CMHA in partnership with Crockadoodle Brantford
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