Pandemic recovery includes mental health and addictions care for all Ontarians More than one in five people say pandemic recovery is their top issue this election which is why Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Fort Frances Branch urges parties to think about increased access to mental health and addictions care the same way as lowering […]Continue reading#IChooseMHA
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Canadians from coast to coast will join the conversation again this year to help break down the stigma associated with mental illness. […]Continue readingHelp CMHA support Bell Let’s Talk Day!
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Promises by all parties fail to go far enough to address the opioid crisis that has claimed at least 10,440 lives since 2016. It's time to vote for the candidates that will invest in the community mental health and addictions system. #IChooseMHA
Aside from opioid-related fatalities, rates of gambling and consumption of alcohol, tobacco and cannabis also increased during the pandemic. It's time to vote for the candidates who will invest in addictions care: #IChooseMHA
Imagine party leaders making tour stops in places like Kapuskasing, Parry Sound, Goderich or Renfrew only to find the entire population of these communities have been wiped out. This would be the case if you consider these towns have fewer people than the number who’ve died from opioid-related causes over the last six years. It's time to vote for those who will make it a priority. #IChooseMHA
