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Media Releases - June 1, 2020

Canadian Red Cross and Bell Let’s Talk grow the Friendly Calls program

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    Bell Let’s Talk announces new funding for 5 organizations delivering mental health supports to youth, families and communities in the COVID-19 crisis

    Donations totalling $5 million to address urgent need for increased resources with support for Canadian Red Cross, Canadian Mental Health Association, Kids Help Phone, Revivre and Strongest Families Institute.

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    Creating positive change: Aire ouverte

    Our newest Bell Let's Talk partner Aire ouverte is making a difference in the lives of youth in Québec. Watch to learn more.

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    Bell Let’s Talk initiative extended to 2025, Bell’s total funding target for Canadian mental health grows to $150 million

    Bell today announced the extension of the Bell Let’s Talk initiative to 2025 and an increase in Bell’s total funding commitment for mental health to at least $150 million. As we kick off the next 5 years of Bell Let’s Talk, Bell and the Graham Boeckh Foundation today also unveiled a $10 million partnership to support integrated youth mental health and wellness services across Canada.

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