The 2009/2010 Annual Report for the Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario is now available on the CMHA Ontario website. In addition to the association’s audited financial statements, the report highlights key accomplishments in public policy and knowledge transfer, and describes CMHA Ontario’s strategic directions for 2010-2013. To access the complete report, visit www.ontario.cmha.ca. Continue readingCMHA Ontario Annual Report
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New report reveals growing income gap for racialized communities in Ontario
A new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives explores the role of race and gender in Ontario’s growing income gap. The study includes an analysis of 2006 census data related to the labour market experiences of visible minority or racialized persons in Ontario. The study reveals that racialized Ontarians are far more likely […]Continue readingNew report reveals growing income gap for racialized communities in Ontario
Minding Our Bodies: Piloting the Eating Well for Mental Health project
CMHA Ontario is seeking expressions of interest from organizations willing to carry out one of six pilot programs for Eating Well for Mental Health, phase two of the Minding Our Bodies project. The pilot programs will run in Ontario between August and December 2010. If your organization wishes to participate, please complete the “Expression of […]Continue readingMinding Our Bodies: Piloting the Eating Well for Mental Health project
Psychiatric Services journal highlights research on justice and mental health
The May 2010 issue of Psychiatric Services, a journal of the American Psychiatric Association, highlights research on justice and mental health issues. Five articles focus on people with mental illness who are involved with the criminal justice system, including information about who they are, how to provide appropriate treatment, and the programs that are available that […]Continue readingPsychiatric Services journal highlights research on justice and mental health
SAMI program announces call for fellowship applications
The Social Aetiology of Mental Illness (SAMI) Training Program is now accepting applications for fellowships beginning in September 2010. SAMI is based at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) and the University of Toronto, but includes international partners from across the globe. SAMI is a centre of excellence for the study of the […]Continue readingSAMI program announces call for fellowship applications