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The state of mental health in Canada? It’s alarming, a new Canadian Mental Health Association report finds.
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Beyond remembrance: supporting veterans’ mental health on every front
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CMHA North Bay and District launches “Someone’s Someone” – a provincial campaign to humanize substance use and drive change
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CMHA North Bay and District Observes National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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Mental Health First Aid Training: Fall Sessions
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CMHA recognizes Recovery Month 2024
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CMHA North Bay and District hosts event for World Suicide Prevention Day
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A great big thank you to #BellLetsTalk for donating tickets to CMHA North Bay and District clients so they can enjoy tonight’s North Bay Battalion game 🙌
📆The 15th annual Bell Let’s Talk Day is Wednesday, Jan. 22 and marks the start of a new year to take action for mental health. More than 6 million Canadians have been supported with access to mental health services funded by Bell Let’s Talk including access to programs and training offered at CMHA North Bay and District💚
🤝Together, we can all create real CHANGE through having conversations about mental health wherever you are.
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CMHA North Bay and District’s Peer Connections Drop-in Centre will be closed at 2 pm today for a staff meeting. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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Le centre d’accueil Entre pairs de l’ACSM North Bay et district fermera ses portes à 14 h aujourd’hui pour une réunion du personnel. Nous nous excuson pour tout inconvenient.
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CMHA North Bay and District is expanding its addiction services to provide even more support for individuals experiencing substance use challenges.
By adding new residential treatment and supportive housing beds, we’re helping more people get the care they need. These new beds will be ready by March 31, 2025.
To make this expansion possible, we’re also growing our team! Exciting new job opportunities will be posted soon. Keep an eye on our Careers page nbd.cmha.ca/get-involved/careers/. Join us and make a difference.
More beds, more care, more opportunities to make a difference
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More beds at North Bay recovery home or Canadore College’s treatment facility at the old Chrysler facility?
Plus de 80 000 Ontariens seront confrontés au sans-abrisme en 2024, soit une augmentation de 25 % depuis 2022. Sans intervention, ce chiffre pourrait doubler au cours de la prochaine décennie.
Principale conclusion : Près de 25 % des sans-abri chroniques sont des enfants ou des jeunes.
Un investissement de 11 milliards de dollars est nécessaire pour s'attaquer aux causes profondes et créer des solutions durables.
📖 Lire le rapport complet sur le site de l'AMO bit.ly/4fRYI3S
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