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Media Releases - January 27, 2021

Tomorrow is Bell Let’s Talk Day! Make your actions count by joining in the world’s biggest conversation about mental health

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    Bell Let’s Talk announces funding for mental health initiatives around the country, including support for BIPOC communities

    Throughout January, Bell Let’s Talk announced more than $6.7 million in funding for mental health projects across the country, including 8 new recipients of the Bell Let’s Talk Diversity Fund and the launch of a new Post-Secondary Fund. These funds are in addition to our $2 million annual Community Fund that provides grants up to $25,000 for local and grassroots mental health initiatives, which is accepting applications until March 15.

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    Tomorrow is Bell Let’s Talk Day!

    Now more than ever, every action counts and you can add your voice to the world’s biggest conversation about mental health on Bell Let’s Talk Day, January 28.

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    Canadian brain research receives $4 million boost from Bell Let’s Talk and the Government of Canada

    Brain Canada and Bell Let’s Talk today announced the new Bell Let’s Talk-Brain Canada Mental Health Research Program to accelerate Canadian brain research while helping to address the impacts of COVID-19 on mental health care. Funding for the program is made up of a $2 million gift from Bell Let’s Talk matched by the federal government through the Canada Brain Research Fund (CBRF).

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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.

If you are in crisis, please go to the closest hospital or call 9-1-1. If you’re thinking about suicide, call or text 9-8-8 toll-free, anytime.

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