Nigerian Canadian Network provides recovery-focused programs and services for people of all ages and their families
Based on a needs assessment of members, Nigerian Canadian Network recognized that family doctors were challenged in accessing psychiatric consultations for their patients, and that there was a need for access to information, guidance and advice.
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- Not Myself Today
Canadian Mental Health Association is thrilled to introduce Not Myself Today, a workplace mental health campaign, as the newest addition to our robust suite of programs, trainings, and services. To date, more than 450 organizations and over 380,000 employees have participated in Not Myself Today and we are excited to help expand its reach to workplaces across the nation.
Visit notmyselftoday.ca to learn more.
- Peer Support Canada
We believe in the transformative power of peer support.
Peer support is emotional and practical support between two people who share a common experience, such as a mental health challenge or illness. A Peer Supporter has lived through that similar experience, and is trained to support others.
Peer Support Canada connects peer supporters and organizations, helping share information and building capacity for peer support.
Peer Support Canada offers certification for Peer Supporters, Family Peer Supporters, and for Peer Support Mentors. Peer Support Certification is a confirmation of one’s knowledge, skills, and experience as a peer supporter. Certification verifies one’s alignment with the nationally endorsed Standard of Practice, and is recognized across Canada.
Learn more at peersupportcanada.ca
- Workplace Mental Health
The Workforce Mental Health Collaborative
As a responsible employer, you provide a physically safe environment for your workers. But what about their psychological health and safety? Are you doing enough to help your staff be their best selves at work?
Supporting your employees’ mental health can improve productivity, cut down on absences, and increase worker retention. It can be a complex task, but we’re here to help.
Learn more at workplace@cmha.ca
Mental illness is experienced by 1 in 3 Canadians during their lifetime. Many Canadians are affected by it either directly or indirectly through family, friends or colleagues. Learn about mental illness, its risk factors, symptoms and treatment.
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