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Media Releases - February 1, 2018

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    Bell Let’s Talk supports innovative mental health services at the Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Montréal Research Centre

    Bell Let’s Talk today announced a $500,000 donation to the Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Montréal Foundation (FIUSMM) to support innovation projects at the institute’s Research Centre, including the development of mobile applications aimed at improving the lives of people living with mental health issues.

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    It’s Bell Let’s Talk Day! Get engaged to help end the stigma around mental illness and drive Bell’s mental health donations too

    Talk, text and join in on social media no matter where you are, and let those who struggle with mental illness know they’re not alone

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    Tomorrow is Bell Let’s Talk Day! Make your voice count as Canada leads the growing worldwide conversation on mental health

    Bell Let’s Talk Day is tomorrow, and Canadians and people around the world are invited to talk, text and engage on social media and become part of the growing discussion that is driving awareness and action in mental health.

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