Room to breathe
MHCC & Series – Canadian Lung Association By Nitika Rewari Chunilall Welcome to the sixth installment in the MHCC & series, designed to get to know our HealthPartners membership, and
Changing the Conversation
MHCC & Series – Diabetes Canada by Debra Yearwood Welcome to the fifth installment in the MHCC & series, designed to get to know our HealthPartners membership, and discuss where
A Gutsy Move
MHCC & Series – Crohn’s and Colitis Canada by Debra Yearwood Welcome to the fourth story in the MHCC & series, designed to get to know our HealthPartners membership, and
Bringing Purpose to Work
MHCC & Series – Health Partners by Allison Cowan The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) is thrilled to be the 17th charity – and the first in 34 years
Spotlighting Inner Strength
MHCC & Series – Muscular Dystrophy Canada by Allison Cowan Welcome to the second installment in the MHCC & series, designed to get to know our HealthPartners membership, and discuss
World Suicide Prevention Day – Empowering Communities to Change the Narrative on Suicide
On September 10th, World Suicide Prevention Day, we join others in sharing the key message that suicide is preventable. Every year, approximately 4,500 Canadians lose their lives to suicide, and
Making the Invisible Seen
MHCC & Series – Arthritis Society Canada By Debra Yearwood Welcome to the first story in the MHCC & series, designed to get to know our Health Partners membership, and
Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day
National Indigenous Peoples Day takes place each year on June 21st, and is dedicated to celebrating the rich diversity, history, resilience, and culture of Indigenous Peoples. Over 1.8 million people in Canada identify as First Nations, Inuit, and Métis, each with unique traditions, cultures, and languages spoken.
#ChatSafe – New guidelines released for young people and parents/caregivers for online communications pertaining to self-harm and suicide.
(OTTAWA, ONTARIO) The Mental Health Commission of Canada, in partnership with Australian-based not-for-profit Orygen, today announced a new set of guidelines, named #ChatSafe, a suicide prevention program that aims to