Shining A Light On Mental Health In Black Communities
Quick Stats COVID-19 Considerations for promoting mental health in Black communities Whether you’re a Black person, a health-care professional, or an organization focused on building
MHCC Strategic Plan 2021 – 2031
Together, with our stakeholder partners, we are making real and powerful change. Our collective successes have led to an era where mental health is better
LOCKDOWN LIFE: Mental Health Impacts of COVID-19 on Youth in Canada
What is this report about? The purpose of this report is to outline the findings from the HEADSTRONG COVID-19 Survey to improve service programming and
How to give back (or reach out) this holiday season
As we continue to navigate the pandemic, riding a second wave into the holidays, many of our plans and traditions are being upended. If you’ve been struggling to find your giving spirit, the following tips may help you strike the right balance between giving and receiving.
Transgender Day of Remembrance reminds us that we can all be better trans allies
From Mental Health Commission of Canada This Transgender Day of Remembrance, the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) is joining 2SLGBTQ+ allies across the country
‘A first in Canada’: Mental Health Commission of Canada announces $1.4 million in funding for community-led research on the relationship between cannabis and mental health
From Mental Health Commission of Canada The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) is funding 14 community-based research projects that will explore how cannabis use
Caring for Older Adults During COVID-19
This resource was published in 2020. The data may be out of date. While COVID-19 has amplified conversations about mental well-being, some older adults may
MHCC injects board with the insights and experience of youth
Medical student, peer supporter and mental health champion Armaghan Alam embraces a new challenge.
Looking after mental health now spells brighter days ahead
From Mental Health Commission of Canada As the Canadian Mental Health Association reminds us, people often default to “I’m fine” when faced with the question,