Aspiring Workforce
What’s the issue? We know that employment plays a key role in the recovery of individuals living with a mental illness. It improves their mental
Structural Stigma
Empathy can be learned Structural Stigma Like a fun-house mirror at a carnival, stigma reflects a warped reality. We shatter these mirrors and reflect back
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
Approaches to Reducing Opioid- and Substance Use-Related Stigma: Programs for Health-Care Providers
This resource was published in 2021. The data may be out of date. Learn about three opioid- and other substance use-related stigma reduction programs for
Online training in workplace psychological health and safety
Online training in psychological health and safety Updated! Assembling the Pieces Toolkit This free online toolkit is designed to support organizations working to implement the National
Hallway Group
Hallway Group The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) was established to help create an integrated mental health system to improve the lives of Canadians
MHCC Networks
Hallway Group The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) was established to help create an integrated mental health system to improve the lives of Canadians
Anti-Stigma
Skip to resources Mental health problems and illnesses are common in Canada 1 in 5 people experience a mental health problem or illness each year.
Older Adult Mental Health and Well-being
People 65 and older make up about 20 per cent of Canada’s population (and growing). But the data on risk level or how many are experiencing mental health concerns and conditions is lacking. What we do know is that older adults face health, support, and environmental barriers that limit their ability to achieve the best mental health and care outcomes.