Where to Get Mental Health Care
When you need mental health support, your options vary depending on where you live, how much money you make, whether you have access to benefits, and what language you’re most comfortable speaking.
Lived Experience
The connection between housing and mental health
“Put somebody into housing – then look after their needs.”
Experts release recommendations to strengthen foundations of Canada’s Housing First approach — a critical component in the fight against chronic homelessness
News Release Ottawa, June 17, 2025 – The Mental Health Commission of Canada releases today its newest report, Housing First – What’s Next?, containing a
Language Matters
“Unhoused” and “Homeless” – What’s the Difference?
The best advice from advocates: talk about the issues and use terms that people use to refer to their own lived experience.
Financial Literacy Month
Financial Literacy Month Theme for 2026 – “Talk Money” Financial Literacy Month (FLM) occurs every November to promote the importance of financial literacy and to
Mental Health and the High Cost of Living: Policy Brief Highlights
The high cost of living in Canada has led to increased financial insecurity, pressures on food and housing affordability, and income inequality —which all significantly impact mental health and well-being.
Mental Health and the High Cost of Living: Policy Brief
The high cost of living in Canada has led to increased financial insecurity, income inequality, and pressures on food and housing affordability — which all significantly impact mental health and well-being.
High Cost of Living and Mental Health
This webinar offers insights on the mental health impacts of the high cost of living on diverse communities and explores the complex relationship between mental
Money & Mental Health
‘We’re At Time’
In this fourth and final piece in the series, we explore the costs of therapy and the financial decisions people make when seeking help.