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2024-2025 Impact Report

Our Impact Report tells the story of what we did over the last year to support the well-being of people across Canada. Read it now.

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CMHA National is pleased to introduce a new, enhanced program from Not Myself Today: an interactive e-Learning series for Managers.
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Open Letter: A Call for Ethical, Values-Aligned Research on Peer Support in Hospital Settings

To: Hospital Executives and Research Institutions Peer Support Canada (PSC) and the undersigned organizations are deeply committed to advancing the growth of peer support in Canada – a practice grounded…

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Open Letter: A Call for Ethical, Values-Aligned Research on Peer Support in Hospital Settings
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DROP AND GIVE ME 2,000: Over 70,000 Canadians get down and push up for better mental health

Toronto (Ontario) February 5, 2026 – Over 70,000 of people across Canada are gearing up to complete 2,000 push-ups in 23 days this February as part of The Push-Up Challenge — a national mental health promotion initiative…

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DROP AND GIVE ME 2,000: Over 70,000 Canadians get down and push up for better mental health
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Eating Disorders Awareness Week: When care is too far away

Eating disorders are serious but treatable mental illnesses. At any given time in Canada, more than 1.7 million people will experience an eating disorder.1 An estimated 1.4 million youth in Canada are affected, yet only 25 percent receive…

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Eating Disorders Awareness Week: When care is too far away
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Winter Can Be Hard on Mental Health — Here’s How to Take Care of Yourself

Every year, the third Monday in January, commonly referred to as ‘Blue Monday’ is coined “the most depressing day of the year.” While ‘Blue Monday’ has been debunked as a…

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Winter Can Be Hard on Mental Health — Here’s How to Take Care of Yourself
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