Canadian Mental Health Association offers tips and free wellness programs to help reduce stress for families as they return to school routines VANCOUVER BC (September 22, 2022) – Canadian Mental Health Association, BC Division (CMHA BC) BounceBack® program is now available to youth 13+. This free skill-building program is designed to help adults and youth […]Continuer la lectureMental health programs are now available to youth in BC aged 13+
September 22, 2022 (Victoria) – People experiencing mental-health challenges, particularly thoughts of suicide and self-harm, will benefit from improved quality of care in mental-health and substance-use treatment settings, such as emergency departments. The Province is investing $2 million to support an initiative that will create provincewide standards and training to improve care in the health-care […]Continuer la lectureCare enhanced for people at risk of suicide, facing mental-health crisis
The Canadian Mental Health Association – BC Division (CMHA BC) received 20 nomination packages for three positions available to serve on CMHA BC Board of Directors. We would like to extend our gratitude to all applicants for putting forward their applications. Based on the priorities identified by the Board and consistent with the Bylaws of […]Continuer la lectureResults of the 2022 CMHA BC Board Election
The Board of Directors for the Canadian Mental Health Association, BC Division (the “Association”) hereby gives notice of the 69th Annual General Meeting of the Association to be held virtually and in-person on September 23, 2022 at 5:00 p.m. Don’t miss this year’s AGM, Impact and Awards Night! The Canadian Mental Health Association, BC Division […]Continuer la lectureNotice of 69th Annual General Meeting
Brought to you in partnership with the Downtown Victoria Business Association (DVBA) and the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), this Responding to Crisis at Work session is for all downtown business owners and staff. The tools learned in this session can help you to effectively respond to conflict and crisis at work, including, but not […]Continuer la lectureDe-escalation training for Victoria Downtown Business
July 26, 2022 (Victoria) – Indigenous families with children three to 12 who are experiencing big worries and fears will have access to free, culturally grounded wellness practices through a virtual parent and caregiver coaching program. With the support of the Province, the We Are Indigenous: Big Worries/Fears Parent/Caregiver Support Program was developed with the […]Continuer la lectureNew culturally informed mental-wellness supports will help Indigenous families
Program Information In August 2021 the Province announced that Victoria received an investment through the Strengthening Communities’ Services Program adding capacity to address the impacts of homelessness and keep communities safe and healthy as they recover from the pandemic. This included a partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association – BC Division and a portion […]Continuer la lectureRequest for Expressions of Interest: Peer Assisted Care Team
Dr. Jean Moore was a lifetime advocate, educator and community volunteer leader who passed away on June 6, 2022. Since 1967 she gave over 50 years of service with the Canadian Mental Health Association in BC, Alberta and nationally. Dr. Moore also lent her skills to First Call: BC’s Child and Youth Advocacy Coalition, to […]Continuer la lectureA tribute to Dr. Jean Moore: Outstanding community volunteer leader
June 2, 2022 – The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) BC Division and National offices welcome the decision from the federal government to grant a request from the Province of British Columbia to provide an exemption under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act that will, beginning January 31, 2023, decriminalize personal possession of small amounts […]Continuer la lectureCMHA welcomes the decriminalization of small amounts of certain illicit substances for personal use in British Columbia, calls for more action
Be part of a provincial advisory group to help make BounceBack more accessible to everyone in BC. BounceBack teaches effective skills to help individuals (aged 15+) overcome symptoms of mild to moderate depression or anxiety, and improve their mental health. Provided by the Canadian Mental Health Association, BounceBack is available for free across BC. You […]Continuer la lectureCall for Volunteers: BounceBack Advisory Group