Author: dMayor@cmha-yr.on.ca

Black History Month is celebrated in February in Canada. In honour of this month, Shon a Case Manager in our Home Now program, provided an overview of why we celebrate Black History Month, as well as five Black Canadian Trailblazers we should know about. Black

(Newmarket, Feb. 7, 2022) – New polling data released today indicates that more Ontarians are accessing mental health supports than at any other time during the pandemic. The survey by Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Ontario indicates that one in four people (24 per cent)

Under the Rainbow is a free supportive and social group for anyone who identifies as 2SLGBTQ+ or as an ally. Come meet and celebrate with others who understand and have a shared experience. Check out the events we have coming up for the 2022 below.

The Newcomers’ Health and Well-Being Program is offering a FREE and confidential drop in medical and counselling clinic on the second Wednesday of every month. Through this clinic you will be given the opportunity to meet with either a clinical therapist to talk about your

The Newcomers' Health and Well-Being Program is excited to be offering three exciting FREE, virtual workshops for Newcomer Families. Below is the information on each workshop, as well as the registration link and deadline for each.  Introduction to Mental Health (Mar.14, 6 P.M. to 7

Sixteen year old Samira struggled with depression and an eating disorder, and spent years suffering in silence. No one knew it, but Samira was dangerously close to joining the growing number of teens who see suicide as the only escape from their depression. She was

We’ve been nominated for the 2021 Reader’s Choice Awards under the category of Best Non Profit/Foundation in eight York Region area newspapers. Please vote for us and feel free to share with family and friends so they can vote as well. You can vote multiple

I’m an Olympic Gold Medalist. I never thought I’d be homeless. Training for the Olympics is hard. But being homeless and struggling with an addiction, not knowing where that game will end, that’s harder. CMHA saved my life. I don’t know where I’d be without them. I