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Media Releases - November 18, 2020

Canadian Mental Health Association introduces BounceBack®. National expansion supported with funds from Bell Let’s Talk

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    First national Standard of its kind aims to help Canada’s post-secondary institutions support positive mental health and well-being for students

    A new national standard championed by the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) to guide policies, procedures, and practices that promote positive student mental health and well-being has been developed for use by post-secondary institutions, starting today.

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    Bell Let’s Talk launches new fund to support mental health and well-being of Canada’s Black, Indigenous and People of Colour communities

    New $5 million Bell Let’s Talk Diversity Fund to support the mental health and well-being of Black, Indigenous and People of Colour communities across Canada is now accepting expressions of interest. Inaugural funding for Black Youth Helpline and National Association of Friendship Centres.

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    Bell True Patriot Love Fund awards grants in support of mental health for military families

    Bell True Patriot Love Fund supports five community organizations providing programs tailored in response to COVID-19 crisis.

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