CMHA branches across Ontario continue to provide counselling and outreach to help people find stability when the world feels unsteady.

Read more: ontario.cmha.ca/news/two-glo...

From northern wildfires to flooding in eastern Ontario, to the ongoing toxic drug and housing crises, emergencies across our province have taken a toll on people’s mental health. In moments like these, access to support is lifesaving.

Curious what the law says and why it matters? Check out this explainer: ontario.cmha.ca/bill-10/

#Bill10 #CMHAOntario #PolicyWatch #SupportiveHousing

Look into it for your organization. You’ll be glad you did: resilientmindsontario.ca/get-started/

Email us for more info and learn how to get your organization registered: resilientminds@ontario.cmha.ca

#ResilientMinds #CommunityWorker #MentalHealthSupport #Ontario #CMHA

Training helps you recognize stress, respond with care and build everyday resilience. It also gives you tools to care for yourself and your team, helps you show up with strength, empathy and clarity.

📞 ConnexOntario (1-866-531-2600) for mental health, addictions, and crisis support

📞 Ontario Sexual Assault Helpline (1-866-863-0511 or text 1-866-863-7868)

📞 Reach out to your local CMHA branch for counselling and community programs

We need a system that meets people where they are—and invests in care that works.​

Read our full statement here: ontario.cmha.ca/news/cmha-on...

#MentalHealth #Addictions #CMHAOntario #PublicHealth #SystemChange #CdnPoli​

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Thank you to the #ONChamberNetwork for the opportunity to connect and collaborate on the future of our province. #OCCAdvocacyDay2025

We were pleased to join leaders Daniel Tisch, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, the Honourable Lisa Thompson, Ontario Minister of Rural Affairs, and Vijay Thanigasalam, Associate Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, for this important event.

Camille spoke about the vital role our sector plays in supporting individuals, families and communities, and how investing in mental health services helps build stronger, more resilient businesses.

As chambers work to strengthen local economies, the mental health of our workforce must be part of the conversation.

Her message was clear: The challenges facing our mental health and addictions systems are deeply tied to the economic health of our communities.