Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), North Bay and District joins Ontarians in recognizing Monday, March 6 as Black Mental Health Day to help raise awareness of historic inequities and unequal outcomes in the mental health and addictions system that continue to persist today. In March 2020, the provincial government passed Bill 178, Black Mental Health […]Continue readingMarch 6 is Black Mental Health Day in Ontario
With the recent increase in marketing and availability of online gambling in Ontario, opportunities for gambling are more accessible than ever. While gambling is a recreational activity for most, it can also develop into a problem for some. March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month, an annual event to increase public awareness of problem gambling and […]Continue readingThis Problem Gambling Awareness Month, recognize the warning signs to minimize negative impact
On March 8, 2023, leaders in the agricultural sector from across Canada will convene for the first annual National Symposium on Agricultural Mental Health. This free, virtual symposium will be hosted by The Guardian Network and the Canadian Centre for Agricultural Wellbeing and The Guardian Network, an Agriculture Wellness Ontario program run by the Canadian […]Continue readingREGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON AGRICULTURAL MENTAL HEALTH
Each year on the last Wednesday in February, individuals and organizations around the world come together to recognize Pink Shirt Day to promote anti-bullying initiatives. CKNW Kids’ Fund’s Pink Shirt Day aims to raise awareness of bullying in schools, workplaces, homes and online, as well as raise funds to support programs that foster children’s healthy […]Continue readingCMHA supports Pink Shirt Day
A new resource provides the tools and information necessary to help communities implement Mobile Crisis Response Teams (MCRTs) and enhance crisis response across the province. Mobile Crisis Response Teams: A Framework for Ontario and Tools for Developing Mobile Crisis Response Teams are designed to help police and health partners to collaborate with service providers in […]Continue readingNew resource launched to support individuals in crisis
(North Bay, ON Feb. 14, 2023) – Players with the North Bay Battalion and visiting Erie Otters have been invited to tape their sticks green to support positive mental health during their Feb. 16 matchup at Memorial Gardens. The mental health awareness game is part of the Troops’ ongoing partnership with Canadian Mental Health Association, […]Continue readingNorth Bay Battalion, CMHA North Bay and District partner for mental health awareness game
On February 15 2023, CMHA North Bay and District joins Canadians across the country in celebrating Canada’s Agriculture Day and show our support for the people that make our agriculture industry possible. Mental health in the agriculture industry is a topic of growing concern. The many constant demands, pressures and time constraints that come with […]Continue readingCMHA celebrates Canada’s Agricultural Day and reminds farmers of supports available
Feb. 7 marks Safer Internet Day, which provides an opportunity for Canadian Mental Health Association branches to remind their communities of strategies for using the internet, social media and related technologies that can protect or even benefit your mental health. One of the biggest concerns regarding mental health and the online environment is excessive use […]Continue readingResources to protect your mental health online on Safer Internet Day
Canadian Mental Health Associations (CMHAs) across Ontario are calling on the province for a substantial, immediate and ongoing base funding increase for the community mental health and addictions sector on this Bell Let’s Talk Day. This year’s Bell Let’s Talk Day is focused on committing to significant action to create positive change in mental health […]Continue readingOntario’s CMHAs call for significant funding increase to community mental health and addictions this Bell Let’s Talk Day
North Bay Battalion fans can win tickets to the January 19 home game and cheer on two local mental health organizations that earned 2022 Bell Let’s Talk Community Fund grants. Hands TheFamilyHelpNetwork.ca and the Canadian Mental Health Association, North Bay and District were each awarded $20,000 through Bell’s Community Fund for local mental health projects. […]Continue readingLocal Bell Let’s Talk grant recipients take centre ice at upcoming Battalion game