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    Bell Let’s Talk initiative extended to 2025, Bell’s total funding target for Canadian mental health grows to $150 million

    Bell today announced the extension of the Bell Let’s Talk initiative to 2025 and an increase in Bell’s total funding commitment for mental health to at least $150 million. As we kick off the next 5 years of Bell Let’s Talk, Bell and the Graham Boeckh Foundation today also unveiled a $10 million partnership to support integrated youth mental health and wellness services across Canada.

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    Your actions counted! Bell Let’s Talk Day sets a new record with 154,387,425 messages of support for mental health, and $7,719,371.25 more Bell funding for Canadian mental health

    Canadians and people around the world took the theme of Bell Let’s Talk Day 2020 – Mental Health: Every Action Counts – to heart, sharing a record 154,387,425 messages of support for mental health on Bell Let’s Talk Day and driving $7,719,371.25 in new mental health funding by Bell.

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    Thank you for joining in to create positive change!

    Canadians and people around the globe joined in on Bell Let’s Talk Day, the world’s largest conversation on mental health. Here are some notable posts that caught our attention as part of the conversation on the 10th annual Bell Let’s Talk Day.

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Bell Let’s Talk partners from coast to coast to coast are making a difference for mental health in their communities. Learn more about their impact.

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