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Dr. Alex Abramovich was recognized by York Regional Police on November 20th for his work with youth homelessness and issues regarding trans health and inclusion.
About Dr. Abramovich’s work celebrated on Transgender Day of RemembranceCAMH is pleased to announce it has been named one of Canada’s most admired corporate cultures for the second time in four years.
About CAMH named one of Canada’s most admired corporate culturesDr. Renee Linklater talks about Atausiuqatigiingniq Inuusirmi (United for Life), a three-day gathering organized by the Nunavut Suicide Prevention Strategy partners in Baker Lake, Nunavut.
About United for LifeFor United Nations Universal Children’s Day, CAMH Library shares resources for info on the state of children’s mental health in Ontario.
About CAMH Library: Universal Children's Day 2018The CAMH Foundation has officially teamed up with the Furniture Bank to provide clients with furniture for their homes when they integrate back into the community.
About Partnership with Furniture Bank turns client’s house into homeFor Bullying Prevention Week 2018, CAMH Library shares select research reports on bullying prevention and how to create learning environments that are caring, safe, peaceful, nurturing, and respectful.
About CAMH Library: Bullying Prevention Week 2018On Remembrance Day, Anita Cenerini will be the first Silver Cross Mother of a soldier who died by suicide.
About CAMH develops clinical guide for suicide prevention in the militaryThe latest CAMH podcast discusses a new partnership between CAMH and HBC Foundation to promote mental health awareness for young Canadians across the country.
About Game Changers for youth mental health$1.25 million ‘Game Changers’ mental health program will reach youth across the country over the next three years
About CAMH and HBC Foundation to promote mental health awareness for young Canadians