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Media Releases - January 29, 2018

Bell Let’s Talk and The Rossy Family Foundation commit $1 million to develop a national standard for post-secondary student mental health

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    Ogijiita Pimatiswin Kinamatwin grows mental health resources for Indigenous youth with support from Bell Let's Talk

    Bell Let's Talk is pleased to announce a donation of $150,000 to Ogijiita Pimatiswin Kinamatwin (OPK) to expand its mental health services for Indigenous youth in Winnipeg that encourage healing and resiliency through programs to develop life skills.

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    Bell Let's Talk supports improved access to mental health care at the Montreal General Hospital

    Bell Let's Talk today announced a donation of $400,000 to the Montreal General Hospital Foundation (MGHF) to acquire a new repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) device and a neuronavigator. These devices will help McGill University Health Centre's (MUHC) Mental Health Mission increase access to its Neuromodulation Unit for people living with mental health issues.

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    Growing the campus conversation about mental health at universities and colleges across the country with Bell Let’s Talk

    Bell Let’s Talk today announced the expansion of its national university mental health campaign to 128 campuses nationwide, representing a student population of more than a million.

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