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Media Releases - May 3, 2022

Bell Let’s Talk Diversity Fund announces new grant recipients

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    Bell for Better - Ogijiita Pimatiswin Kinamatwin (OPK)

    “Trauma is passed down generationally, but so is resiliency, and we must focus on that” believes Henry McKay. Watch this video to learn how Bell Let's Talk partner Ogijiita Pimatiswin Kinamatwin (OPK) is supporting at-risk Indigenous youth every day.

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    Bell Let's Talk Day 2022 sets a new record for Canadian mental health with 164,298,820 messages of support

    On Bell Let’s Talk Day 2022, a new record was set with Canadians and people all over the world joining the biggest conversation about mental health.

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    $370,000 Yukon government partnership with Bell Let’s Talk and Northwestel to provide support for child and youth mental health

    The Government of Yukon has partnered with Bell Let’s Talk and Northwestel to launch Strongest Families Institute’s mental health programming for Yukon children, youth, adults and families

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