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Letter from the President and CEO After a year filled with unimaginable challenges, it is more important than ever to acknowledge our personal and collective accomplishments — no matter the scope. This is especially true in mental health, where small actions can lead to monumental change, and supporting one person can create a ripple effect that generates waves for the larger whole.
Throughout my time at the MHCC, I’ve been humbled to witness the ripples turn to waves many times over, and this past year is no exception. I’ve seen teams come together to transform the way we work — not just adapting to remote work and virtual events but finding creative ways to connect and support one another in the process.
I’ve seen the MHCC’s training arm pivot nearly overnight to create virtual courses for Mental Health First Aid and The Working Mind, overhauling the content to resonate on the screen and reach more people than ever before. I’ve seen years
of research and focus groups on the mental health needs of post-secondary students culminate into the world’s first National Standard for Mental Health and Well-Being for Post-Secondary Students.
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