Promising Practices
In 2014, the Mental Health Commission of Canada launched the three year Case Study Research Project to identify promising practices for implementing the National Standard
The Case for Diversity — Promising Practices
Update 22 June 2023 – Some of these promising practices are no longer in operation. In those cases, the information has been preserved, and the
Caring for Healthcare Workers – Assessment Tools
This resource was published in 2021. The data may be out of date. The Caring for Healthcare Workers – Assessment Tools are the only
Quality Mental Health Care Network
Better Together Quality Mental Health Care Network Reimagining access to services, reclaiming hope in the face of loss; every aspect of our work is enriched
Understanding Stigma: Evaluation Results on Opioid-Related Stigma
Can an online course aimed at improving health-care provider and first responder attitudes toward people with mental illnesses reduce opioid-related stigma? As evidenced in the
2020 – 2021 Annual Report: The One and the Many
Through creative partnerships and a whole-ofgovernment approach, we have the capacity to embed a mental wellness lens in our communities, workplaces, schools, and institutes of
COVID-19, Mental Wellness, and the Homelessness Workforce – Policy Brief: Highlights
COVID-19 is having an overwhelming impact on people experiencing homelessness. The pandemic has highlighted and amplified existing gaps in housing policy and longstanding underfunding across
Implementing Recovery-Oriented Practice: Real-World Examples in Canada
Case studies of real-world programs and initiatives that have implemented recovery-oriented practice from service user and service provider perspectives. Despite the importance of knowledge transfer