CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
John Tavares Foundation partners with CAMH Foundation to create brighter futures for youth
CAMH Foundation is thrilled to announce a donation to its lifesaving child and youth work from the John Tavares Foundation, presented in person by NHL Star and Toronto Maple Leafs player, John Tavares and his wife Aryne.
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CAMH Advances in Canadian Research Rankings
Hospital climbs to 11th place nationally as research spending tops $115 million
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A first of its kind: collaboration across 63 community organizations to problem-solve on housing insecurity
On-the-ground communication to lift societal health and keep people housed
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Building a better system for mental health nursing through the CAMH Clinical Externship Program
Externships provide valuable hands-on experience to nursing students eager to improve their clinical knowledge
About Building a better system for mental health nursing through the CAMH Clinical Externship Program
CAMH announces $500 million campaign to support world-leading mental health research
Spurred by Orlando Corporation’s largest corporate gift in CAMH’s history, the No One Left Behind campaign will support building a new Research & Discovery Centre
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Music to Move Your Mood
CAMH partnership with CBC Music strikes a chord on youth mental health
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CAMH ranks among Canada's top three medium-sized research hospitals
On January 31, 2023, Research Infosource released its 2022 rankings (based on the 2020-21 fiscal year) for Canada’s Top 40 Research Hospitals.
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First Nations community engagement leads to the development of evidence and community-informed wellness strategies
Many existing programs designed to address mental health and substance use challenges in First Nations communities are not culturally safe, wholistic or responsive to community-specific needs. The First Nations Wellness Initiative (FNWI) is a collaborative model for developing community-driven, evidence-informed and community-based wellness strategies in First Nations communities.
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Investigating the potential of psychedelics for mental health
CAMH scientist Dr. Ishrat Husain discusses groundbreaking work recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine
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Request for Proposal issued for 1D Secure Care and Recovery
On December 16, 2022 Infrastructure Ontario (IO) issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) to PCL Construction for their team to design, build, and finance the Secure Care and Recovery building as part of our 1D Redevelopment project.
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City of Toronto Signage Application: Research & Discovery Centre
We’re now entering the fourth and final phase of our historic redevelopment, which includes constructing the Research & Discovery Centre. This building will be a state-of-the-art facility to house all of our groundbreaking research activities.
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Psychiatrists on losing patients to suicide
On International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, CAMH research reveals how psychiatrists can be deeply impacted when patients die by suicide
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The Art of Healing: CAMH and TSO Partner to Launch Program for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Patients
Yo-Yo Ma joins Jeremy Dutcher to celebrate partnership in Toronto
About The Art of Healing: CAMH and TSO Partner to Launch Program for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Patients