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Media Releases - January 21, 2016

CAMH and Bell Let’s Talk launch new online mental health gateway and app, improving access to care

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    2016 Bell Let’s Talk Community Fund Launch

    The Bell Let’s Talk Community Fund is part of Bell Let’s Talk, Canada’s largest corporate initiative dedicated to mental health.

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    Government of Yukon announces new youth mental health program with support from Bell Let's Talk and Northwestel

    The Government of Yukon, Bell Let's Talk and Northwestel announced contributions totalling $500,000 to support the launch of the FRIENDS program.

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    Rise Asset Development announces $1 million in new funding from Bell Let’s Talk and RBC at the 4th annual Garfinkel Awards for Entrepreneurial Achievement

    Rise Asset Development announced two gifts totaling $1 million from Bell Let’s Talk and the RBC Foundation.

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