Investing in Canadian mental health

Since Bell Let’s Talk began in 2010, together we’ve created the world’s largest conversation about mental health.
As a result, Canadian organizations large and small in every region have received new funding from Bell Let’s Talk and from governments and corporations that have joined the cause.
Let’s all keep talking and taking action to create real change for mental health in Canada.

Meet some of the organizations creating real change.

Bell Let’s Talk funding supports organizations large and small in communities nationwide. Since 2010 we have partnered with more than 1,500 organizations providing mental health supports and services throughout Canada, including hospitals, universities, local community service providers and other care and research organizations. Learn more about some of our partners by exploring the stories below.

All organizations we support

1,500+

organizations providing mental health supports and services throughout Canada, supported by Bell Let’s Talk

6,956,297

Canadians have been supported with access to mental health services through programs funded by Bell Let’s Talk.

1/2

of Canadians say they have taken action related to mental health since Bell Let’s Talk Day began

Funding Highlights

  • Community Fund Grants

    Over $22 million in Community Fund grants for grassroots mental health initiatives supporting over 1,175 local programs

  • Culturally specific mental health programs

    $10 million+ for culturally specific mental health programs including $6 million+ for Indigenous communities

  • Student mental health programs

    $5 million+ for student mental health programs at 127 post-secondary institutions around Canada with a total student population of more than 2 million

  • Mental health programs for children and youth

    $39 million+ for mental health programs for children & youth

  • Support for those who serve

    $3.1 million+ to support military families and Veterans

  • Mental health research

    $9.7 million invested in mental health research