Thank you Bell Let’s Talk for supporting CMHA work across BC
Canadians across the country will join together on January 25 on social media to text, talk and tweet about mental health for the 7th […]
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Avoid the holiday blues this festive season
Tips for Holiday Peace of Mind and Coping with Holiday Grief The holiday season is meant to be a time of joy, celebration and […]
November 29 is Giving Tuesday!
It’s your chance to show CMHA some love. CMHA could not carry out its important work without support like yours. After losing her brother […]
The b4stage4 momentum is building…
Almost six weeks have passed since we first released our manifesto – the five pillars for better mental health in British Columbia. Today, we have […]
b4stage4 conference panel: BC’s Addiction Crisis and a Call for Action
As fentanyl slips past Canadian borders and safe injection sites find their way into BC communities, the topic of addictions care is a pressing […]
Notice to Members: Extraordinary Special Meeting on November 1
The Board of Directors of the Canadian Mental Health Association, BC Division (CMHA BC) is calling an Extraordinary Special Meeting to amend CMHA BC’s […]
CMHA BC and Crisis Centres Urge British Columbians to Learn Suicide Prevention Skills
Non-profits join forces on World Suicide Prevention Day to call for a suicide-safer BC Vancouver, B.C. – Approximately 4,000 Canadians die by suicide every […]
CMHA Invites British Columbians to Check In on their Mental Health with “Bounce Back Today” Campaign
We all have bad days, even bad weeks. Life takes its toll on all of us causing occasional sleepless nights, changes in appetite and mood. But what if they persist and those symptoms are in fact the early signs of something more serious?
Funding empowers BC parents tackling child behaviour issues
Happy kids mean happy families, and that’s why the B.C. government has provided $1.49 million to the Canadian Mental Health Association BC Division (CMHABC) to support the ‘Confident Parents: Thriving Kids’ program, which helps parents address behavioural problems in kids aged three to 12.
British Columbians urged to check in on their mental health
British Columbians will soon be invited to check in and take action on their mental health thanks to a generous airtime donation by the province’s broadcasters.