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Media Releases - December 27, 2019

Bell Let's Talk Chair Mary Deacon named to the Order of Canada

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    Bell applauds Deloitte report on benefits of workplace mental health programs

    Study finds investing in mentally healthy workplaces is good for people, good for business.

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    Be There online resource helps youth support one another

    Jack.org has created a new resource for youth called Be There. Be There is a comprehensive and engaging free online resource where young people can learn how to support each other through mental health struggles.

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    Free online depression screening test available this week

    Canadians can take a free, anonymous depression screening test online during Mental Illness Awareness Week. Calgary Counselling Centre, with help from partners like Bell Let’s Talk, will offer the short online test as a way to elevate awareness of depression and encourage those who are struggling to seek help.

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