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Media Releases - January 16, 2019

Bear Clan Patrol welcomes new support from Bell Let's Talk and City of Winnipeg

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    Bell Let’s Talk and Manitoba government enable expanded mental health services for young people throughout the province

    Joint $1 million gift to the Strongest Families Institute.

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    Apply now for a grant from the 2019 Bell Let’s Talk Community Fund

    $2 million in grants available to registered charities leading mental health care initiatives in their local communities.

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    Students at hundreds of Canadian universities and colleges leading the mental health conversation with Bell Let’s Talk

    Events at more than 200 Canadian post-secondary institutions to promote student mental health leading up to Bell Let’s Talk Day on January 30.

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