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Clay Williams’ EPIC run to Defeat Depression!
Clay Williams - has just finished running 750 KM in support of Defeat Depression - Canal Pursuit -- congratulations! While running along the Trent and Rideau Canal systems, Clay made an incredible impact speaking at [...]
Veterans to receive help to overcome barriers to jobs
September 26, 2016 Toronto, Ontario Employment and Social Development Canada Veterans struggling with mental health issues are receiving skills training and the support they need to obtain and retain employment, announced the Honourable Kent [...]
What does an Accessible Canada mean to you?
The Government of Canada recently launched a consultation process that will inform the development of planned accessibility legislation. We need your help in reaching as many Canadians as possible who are impacted by a disability, [...]
Epic 750 KM Epic Run in support of Defeat Depression
From September 11th to 23rd, Clay Williams will be running 750 km along the Trent Severn and Rideau Canals, running by 88 locks, ending on Parliament Hill, to raise funds, awareness of depression, end the [...]
CAMIMH sets out Bold Mental Health Policy Agenda
Mental Health Now! policy document urges investments in Mental Health for all Canadians OTTAWA, Sept. 6, 2016 /CNW/ - The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) is excited to announce the launch [...]
Spreading Awareness, Reducing Stigma: Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Introduces its Faces of Mental Illness for 2016
Today, the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) announced the four Canadians selected for its annual Faces of Mental Illness campaign. CAMIMH received dozens of nominations, the most ever, from across the [...]
